[ SECRET POST #2899 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2899 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I don't know. There's some character there, it's just mostly by implication, and the bulk of it is secondhand from Natasha. It's still reasonably potent, though. "He made a different choice." That's a whole lot of character right there, in five words. The fact that he didn't kill her and, in a world where that kind of weakness should have got him killed, it made her listen to him instead, that also says a fair bit. And there was some onscreen personality as well. The opening scene of Avengers, where Clint gives the debrief to Fury on Selvig, I think it says a bit about Clint that in a room full of boffins and big-scale thinkers, he was the one who figured out that gates could be opened from both sides.

Yeah, it's really not a lot to go on, and Clint is probably about the least interesting of the movieverse characters, with the bulk of his characterisation actually being sort of reflected onto him by Natasha's reactions to him. But if you're writing him and like me you haven't read the comics, there is enough to at least sketch him out just from the movieverse.