DROWNING IN THE NILE

einheriar:

Aleatorik

einheriar:

Aleatorik


reducto1:

Yes Tony Yes

And I’m not even sorry


jedicathy:

fighting at school by ~LA-P

jedicathy:

fighting at school by ~LA-P


raydoodles:

Hello
I’m Ray
And I’ve taken a liking towards the whole superfamily Avengers thing
<3

raydoodles:

Hello

I’m Ray

And I’ve taken a liking towards the whole superfamily Avengers thing

<3



checkmyshoe123:

vanillatwist:

Oh, I’m starting to want you to make me.

#i realized that tony was the first one to touch steve #the first to make a friendly sort of gesture #and steve knocks his hand away completely shutting him down #and after that tony’s just like ”fuck this. don’t touch me bro” #even after a fucking explosion and amidst chaos when steve reaches for him tony jerks his arm away #and steve doesn’t bother arguing he just grabs tony a second time #this time with both hands so tony can’t pull away #godfuckingdammit

#This is the perfect progression of their relationship #Even if you don’t ship them #You have to agree that they are #in the end #the leaders of the Avenger #Together #And that they have this bond together that none of the other members have #And it’s because of this bond that they’re able to run the Avengers#And the reason that the breaking of this bond was such a huge disaster


“…thanks, dads,”

posted 1 year ago via kchanlp · originally lucasbryants
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whenimdowney:

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whenimdowney:

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About Steve, about Tony.

marielikestodraw:

A note.

I’m seeing tuns of post about people complaining about the SteveTony shippers who are “reading things in the movie when there was nothing”, and all this kind of stuff.

Ok…ay. Seriously, can’t we just all let it be?

Example: I don’t ship Thor and Loki, I don’t read things into their interactions except major daddy issues and brother issues, yet a HUGE amount of people is shipping them and I’m delighted for them, because shipping is fun and harmless and it’s ok to love what you want?

I’m talking to people right now who saw none of the UST between Steve and Tony in the movie, but they’re not jumping at my throat because I did see things, and I’m swimming in my little happy shipping place and it’s all fine?
There is a difference between saying “aw, I didn’t see it that way” and direct attack of “you are WRONG this is not what happened.”

Since when SHIPPING is rational and justified for everyone? I mean, come on, at the end of the day, we see what we want to see, and it produces flailing, fics, arts, happy thoughts, and so on.

I’m a firm believer of “let shippers be” and I’m delighted for ANY KIND OF SHIP people want to root for, either I like said ship or not, but it would really make me sad if suddenly the LONG TIME SteveTony shippers get attacked for reading things in the movie that maybe a majority don’t see. This is not cool.


Joss Whedon On The Captain America/Iron Man Scene That Was Cut From The Avengers
  • QUESTION: As for CAPTAIN AMERICA, that film, with Stark’s father and his admiration for Steve Rogers… there’s an interesting potential for conflict there with Tony and Howard Stark’s hero worship of Cap. Was there ever anything more about that resentment?
  • Joss Whedon: There was a ton more. One of the problems we had early on was that I had way more Iron Man, and at some point I realized “This is turning into IRON MAN 3. That’s a mistake for them, that’s a mistake for me, and it’s putting too much responsibility on Robert’s shoulders. He needs to be the rock star who shows up and says ‘Oh, let me handle this, because I’m a rock star.’” That felt very right. But I had written endless scads of pages of him and Steve Rogers arguing, and a lot of it was about [Howard Stark]. Not so much, because his daddy issues had been the thing in the second movie, but enough because of that relationship. Actually the only time Chris and Robert were in the Quinjet, I had a little run about the father, and on the day they were like “We’re not so comfortable with this.” I went “Okay, let’s pull it,” so there’s really just the one comment. But I feel like you don’t necessarily need to say it. It’s there. I mean, Chris is such a father figure as Steve Rogers - even though he’s young and maybe just by virtue of the fact that he is a beautiful fuddy-duddy. Their relationship I think resonates without having to call it back too much. And when he says “And every time I would think ‘You know, your father would never say that’”, I wanted Tony to say “My Dominic Cooper father or my John Slattery father? Because they were very different guys.”

posted 1 year ago via exfatalist · originally innerflame
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captainnaustralia:

Just casually bringing back my Civil War feels by drawing a dramatic Steve and Tony stare down. 

captainnaustralia:

Just casually bringing back my Civil War feels by drawing a dramatic Steve and Tony stare down.