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Apparently, someone does care if he lives or dies. Amanda begins to warm up to him too, Lawrence explaining how guilty she felt about Adam’s test in particular. There’s something deeper there as well that he can’t place, but she’s tight-lipped about it. She goes out for a smoke with him sometimes, stands with him in silence, shows off her scars, and that’s enough.
Mark Hoffman, though. He’s still a problem.
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18 May 2024
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Slade is pleased to have Terra as an apprentice, as he believes she is full of potential for extreme violence. He's also pleased for another, less appropriate reason, because he also believes she is full of potential for something else. This boils over when he sees her getting too close to Beast Boy.
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12 Feb 2024
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Terra is still holding the flower when he walks up to her. She looks up at him as he brushes a lock of hair away from her face. His gaze lingers over the hair he just pushed aside, then over to the flower, and finally up to meet Terra’s gaze. She realizes in that moment that she's been staring, that her breathing is quick and shallow, and she swallows hard before she whispers, “I don’t want to be your ward.”
This seems to catch Slade off guard, because he blinks at her before chuckling.
“Is that what you were pouting about by the car?” When she nods, he leans in closer, asking in a hushed voice, “What would you like to be?”Slade brings Terra to the H.I.V.E. Academy so that he can reconnect with a business partner, of sorts. Terra gets hung up on word choices, flower names, and a whole lot more...
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08 Aug 2023
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Insecure after an intimate relationship has been established, Terra can't understand what Slade finds attractive about her or what any of it means. So she asks. Dark and a tad creepy. (Post-"Betrayal" Slade/Terra, Slerra.)
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08 Aug 2023
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He had no plan, no realistic idea of how he would commit the act, but he had conviction. He knew, the same way he knew when to let go of the trapeze, the way he knew he was a Grayson and not a Wayne. It was instinctive, unquestionable. He knew it was coming. He would be a hero.
The boy who killed Bruce Wayne.
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11 Jun 2018

