>> There are a lot of interesting things one can do with Bruce. <<
I agree.
You always have to think about how to interpret Hulk because there are so many options. I generally favor Hulk as a gentle giant, but one of the movies had a very surly Bruce who reminded me of how abusers sometimes dissociate and feel like a monster takes over. That one is a lot more plausible with "I'm always angry" than the one in the Avengers movie, who seems so fragile and fatalistic.
>> I lean into underpinning him with 'looking like his father' and I wrote some of his Thunderbolt Ross related (I don't even have words for that).<<
Interesting.
>>I've written a cross-gendered character and my AU Steve is, well, still very Steve even with a new configuration.<<
Go you!
>>Oh, I read a very interesting Frederick Pohl short, Day Million. Sorta related.<<
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Re: Thoughts
Date: 2021-03-24 04:57 am (UTC)I agree.
You always have to think about how to interpret Hulk because there are so many options. I generally favor Hulk as a gentle giant, but one of the movies had a very surly Bruce who reminded me of how abusers sometimes dissociate and feel like a monster takes over. That one is a lot more plausible with "I'm always angry" than the one in the Avengers movie, who seems so fragile and fatalistic.
>> I lean into underpinning him with 'looking like his father' and I wrote some of his Thunderbolt Ross related (I don't even have words for that).<<
Interesting.
>>I've written a cross-gendered character and my AU Steve is, well, still very Steve even with a new configuration.<<
Go you!
>>Oh, I read a very interesting Frederick Pohl short, Day Million. Sorta related.<<
I'm familiar with the author but not that story.