[ SECRET POST #4139 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4139 ⌋

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


EVERYTHING IN HERE IS TAGGED SPOILER OR HAS A WARNING ON IT, I THINK

































01.
[Infinity War]


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02.
[Infinity War]


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03.
[Infinity War]


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04.
[Infinity War]


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05.
[Lucifer]


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06.
[Westworld]


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07. https://i.imgur.com/qyxqsea.png
[The Wire, Marlo Stanfield / linked at OP's request, for sexual content]



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08. [WARNING for sexual abuse/rape]




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09. [WARNING for sexual abuse/trafficking]

[Allison Mack, who played Chloe Sullivan on Smallville]


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10. [WARNING for possible discussion of rape]

(Blair St. Clair)

































Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 00 pages, 00 secrets from Secret Submission Post #592.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

[el_regrs]

I'm assuming it is referencing Tony's behavior in Civil War. A "when the shoe's on the other foot" kind of secret, except the target is different.

[(Anonymous)]

ah, I see.
btw, did Tony act the same way as Quill in Civil War? I haven't watched it yet because of all the drama but I read the summaries.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes. He struck out in anger because someone close to him died. But Quill has done that twice.

[el_regrs]

Depends on how you look at it.

He definitely acted on emotion, if that's what you mean. He blindly attacked a couple of guys after being shown a certain truth. Despite knowing what he knew about the Winter Soldier, he let his grief and rage override any kind of rational thought, and the end result was pretty awful.

On the other hand, his actions didn't indirectly damn half the world, so... I guess it evens out.

[(Anonymous)]

DA Yeah, the stakes weren't comparable.

[greenvelvetcake]

On the other other hand, Tony lashed out because of two people who had died decades ago. Quill was just learning about Gamora's death in that moment.

Plus, Quill's anger seemed contained to just that moment, Tony hunted down Bucky and his team over a couple days and thousands of miles.

(Plus, and this is just my own theory of what will happen When Thanos Returns, Quill dragging out that confession from Thanos might just be the lynchpin to Thanos's grief and regret at what he's done, causing him to backtrack on certain decisions...)

[el_regrs]

Plus, Quill's anger seemed contained to just that moment, Tony hunted down Bucky and his team over a couple days and thousands of miles.

I don't know how things happened in the comics, and I only got to watch CW once or twice (and haven't in a long time), but IIRC, Tony wasn't hunting down Bucky for personal reasons, at first. Yes, he pursued Bucky because he was believed to be a criminal, and then later to call a truce (since he found out everything had been a set up). It was only at the last minute when he saw the footage of Bucky killing Howard and Maria that he lashed out, that it became personal.

[(Anonymous)]

tony lashed out at bucky and steve because he found out that bucky had murdered his parents when his entire life he'd thought it was a car accident and steve had found out what had really happened to them and kept the truth from him for however many years. and tony wasn't hunting bucky and steve down for revenge at that point (he even tells bucky "i'm on your side"), he was trying to find out who had really attacked the accords signing.

i'm not even tony's biggest fan, but jesus christ am i ever sick to death of people rewriting the movies so that he's the villain of all of them.