It's very relatable to see Steve unnerved by a new bad brain behavior (even though it is courtesy of the Hydra powe-source gadget) and very reassuring to read Phil talking him through it, Bruce collecting data, Clint offering an intimately meaningful point of comparison, etc.
One thing many of your stories/poems do very well is provide a sense of characters caring for others by doing the detail work of addressing what someone needs in each moment and overall, thereby showing both their competence and their loving attentiveness and providing useful research avenues for the reader as a bonus. The story of being competently cared for when vulnerable (and the flip side, planning and providing that care, too) is a healthful and needful one to rehearse and re-experience through fiction.
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Date: 2020-12-31 02:45 am (UTC)It's very relatable to see Steve unnerved by a new bad brain behavior (even though it is courtesy of the Hydra powe-source gadget) and very reassuring to read Phil talking him through it, Bruce collecting data, Clint offering an intimately meaningful point of comparison, etc.
One thing many of your stories/poems do very well is provide a sense of characters caring for others by doing the detail work of addressing what someone needs in each moment and overall, thereby showing both their competence and their loving attentiveness and providing useful research avenues for the reader as a bonus. The story of being competently cared for when vulnerable (and the flip side, planning and providing that care, too) is a healthful and needful one to rehearse and re-experience through fiction.
Thank you. <3