[ SECRET POST #2118 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2118 ⌋

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

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Comments

[intrigueing]

The closest I can come to an explanation of a) is this: because Tony is 1. very screwed up, and 2. has two movies documenting his screwed-up-ness under his belt, he must be "the screwed-up one" of the Avengers, because he's "the screwed-up one" in his own films compared to Pepper/Rhodey/Happy/etc.

And they find it impossible to wrap their minds around the idea that in spite of how screwed-up he is relative to normal people, he's comparatively the most well-adjusted and secure (and, possibly, the happiest) character of the bunch as of the film's end. Certainly more than the PTSD-afflicted ex-soldier who lost his entire world, the alien whose little brother tried to become a mass-murdering dictator, the eccentric and anti-social assassin who got horrifically mind-fucked and traumatized and killed a load of people, the paranoid and anti-social other assassin who was indoctrinated and trained to kill from childhood, or the guy who spent six years of his life as a fugitive from the law while dealing with the worst personality disorder in the history of mental health conditions.

b) is, I suppose, that good ol' fashioned eye-rolling vicious-cycle Flanderization that happens when people focus too much on how ~adorbs~ the actor is rather than how grim and bitter and savvy the character is.

[dancing_serpent]

*wry* Well, that's fandom. I mean, I like fanfiction twisting things around, but it's up to the author to back it up with their writing and make me believe it, and not expect me to interpret the characters just like them by reading the author's mind or something.