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[ SECRET POST #4522 ]

⌈ Secret Post #4522 ⌋

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

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[The Matrix]

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[Mr Meaty]

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[Roxanne from A Goofy Movie]

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05. [SPOILERS for Game of Thrones]

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06. [SPOILERS for Game of Thrones]

[Arya/Gendry]

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07. [SPOILERS for Game of Thrones]

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08. [SPOILERS for Avengers Endgame]

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09. [SPOILERS for Avengers Endgame]

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10. [SPOILERS for Dawson's Creek]

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11. [WARNING for abuse, etc.]

[ProJared]

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09. [SPOILERS for Avengers Endgame]
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Hawkeye's farm exists because...Joss Whedon I think? Ant-man's wife's house is just a normal house in the suburbs. It just looks overrun because people have not been doing maintenance. I guess half the world dying and having a kid makes you change your priorities. Plus, from what we saw of the inside of the cabin looks really high tech.

I think NYC must be apocalyptic after 1/2 the world dying. I'd move to a cabin to save my family from the breakdown of society if I could. Think: issues with garbage collection, sewage treatment, bodies from starvation and illness (cholera as a small example) as social services break down, etc?

Although, again, I think this is as OOC (Iron Man not staying to help people?) as Steve ditching Bucky to move to the past.

It's almost like the writers wrote the plot without taking the characters' emotional realities into account at all! Huh.

It's almost like people never burn out from high-stress jobs or suffer extreme trauma and grief and want to change their life...

Soldiers retire, bud. They get leave. They don't get criticised for serving their hitch and then stopping with the fighting so the young people can take over. Why should a superhero be locked into that job for the rest of his life?

See, I'm not overly fond of Steve staying in the past but it makes me cringe when the only argument some fans can toss is that he's "ditching Bucky". Specifically Bucky. No one else. Nothing else.

Iron Man staying on the ground to help with the recovery? When has he shown himself inclined to do that? Recall the last time NYC was destroyed in a superhero battle, he just went home to California right away and sent his employees to do the work (who them screwed the pooch and created the Vulture, but anyhoo). You think this time, when he's riddled with PTSD and guilt and barely seems to function that he would suddenly be an on-the-ground kind of guy?

I've never seen the Ant-Man movies, but based on Endgame, I'm pretty sure that house Scott is standing in front of is just a house on a residential street in a city, not a cottage in the country.

If I had deep state black ops insane billionaire money, I would definitely want a nice little cottage in the middle of nowhere

For Tony, if 3.8 billion people were suddenly gone, I have a feeling that would bring all sorts of destruction and ruin, but especially in cities. Planes fell out of the sky, people were driving, people were operating heavy equipment. I'm absolutely sure that several million more died in the immediate aftermath, but then more later because of interruptions, delays, and failures of power services, medical services, water services, sewage services, garbage services that come with losing so much of your workforce. So, I can't say a city would be a great place to be, plus Tony was angry, blamed everyone and himself and I would guess there were a fair amount of people who also blamed all of the Avengers. And, really, when you are out in the back of beyond, composting just makes sense.

For Scott, that was in the suburbs of San Francisco.

For Clint, that's a farm in Missouri. The farm is very isolated from civilization and is off the grid by design, since Clint's family is kept off the records - for safety and privacy reasons.

plus, the house looks old, as though perhaps it had belonged to his grandparents or something?

All of this, thank you.

Clint lived in Missouri? I thought he was somewhere in Pennsylvania.....
Now i must know!!

I pretty sure Clint is from Iowa in the comics.

Re: Uh.

tabaqui - 2019-05-25 13:21 (UTC) - Expand

ayrt

According to the MCU wiki, he was born in Waverly, Iowa and his farmhouse (or homestead) with Laura and the kids is in Missouri.

Re: Uh.

tabaqui - 2019-05-25 13:22 (UTC) - Expand

I'm a big fan of apartments in cities. I'd probably choose Peter's apartment complex over even Tony's nice-ass cabin style home. But that's personal preference.

I think it makes perfect sense for people who live superhero lives to feel like they need to physically remove themselves from densely populated areas in order to carve out a space for themselves where they don't have to be superheros.

Also, I don't think composting is OOC for Endgame Tony and Pepper. I think it's a pretty common impulse, when one feels lost and wounded, to seek solace and a sense of groundedness by attempting to get closer to nature. As the heads of a flourishing tech empire, their priorities were elsewhere. The Snap broke Tony, a little, and changed his priorities.

On another note, Scott's house is just a normal house in suburbia, not a cottage, and Clint's house is a farmhouse, which is also not a cottage.

Normal house in suburbia is pushing it. That's not what most of suburbia looks like.

Seems normal enough to me. I guess it's a little on the big and funky side, but it's within the realm of normal. And, far more to the actual point, it's not remotely a "cottage."

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(Anonymous) - 2019-05-25 06:10 (UTC) - Expand

Scott lives in San Francisco. That's what the houses look like there.

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(Anonymous) - 2019-05-25 03:03 (UTC) - Expand

What counts as a normal house in a suburb depends on where and how old the suburb is. Lots of old neighborhoods that feel urban today were once considered suburban. In this case the house looked like shit because of the snap.

Sorry, guys. I honestly thought they're all cottages. English is not my first language.

Re: OP

(Anonymous) - 2019-05-25 01:27 (UTC) - Expand

It makes it easier to be a superhero when you don't have neighbors watching some strange masked figure breaking in and out of your apartment in the middle of the night.

You mean living in an appartment made things more difficult for Peter?

Or Aunt May rents it, rather (and I figure she's the one who decided where they live).

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