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⌈ Secret Post #2084 ⌋

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When people say that Steve (or Clark Kent) is a Boy Scout, I've always thought it was code for hard working/always prepared/fight for what's right/follows the rules. And I've always thought when people used the term, it was supposed to show their lack of understanding about who Steve really is rather than be a reflection on Steve (at least the last part). But maybe I've been reading different fics.

However, I have to say my favorite fic about "Boy Scout Steve" was when, after Tony called him one, Steve looked it up and sees how the scouts are homophobic and discriminatory and gets really upset about it. In the end, I think it's Clint who switches to calling Steve a Girl Scout.