Tim isn’t complaining about the distance; it’s a side effect of the persistent picking up, which is unavoidable for the moment. Tim doesn’t have superspeed, but he isn’t sure how to feel about being carted around like a sack of potatoes. It sure does emphasize how strong Guardian is.
There is a positively enormous bicep running across Tim’s back.
“I ask a normal amount of questions for someone who was kidnapped last night,” Tim snaps back, skirting a very fine line around sulking.
“I haven’t asked for your name, rank, and serial number.” Being what soldiers were allowed to provide during wars, this seems like the bare minimum to request.
“Or the name of your agency,” he adds, now that the world has stopped whipping past and he is standing on his own to feet.
Tim looks up at the house and, like with classmates, feels a need to somewhat distance himself with what the house represents. He isn’t sure his family constitutes the highest 1%, but they are certainly in the 10%. It can make for awakened conversations when he recounts something like ‘the housekeeper made me dinner every night.’ “It’s my parents place.”
So not exactly his. It’s not like Guardian is a kid from school, what does it matter? “I don’t have my keys. I lost all my stuff when they grabbed me. Can you do the brick thing again?”
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There is a positively enormous bicep running across Tim’s back.
“I ask a normal amount of questions for someone who was kidnapped last night,” Tim snaps back, skirting a very fine line around sulking.
“I haven’t asked for your name, rank, and serial number.” Being what soldiers were allowed to provide during wars, this seems like the bare minimum to request.
“Or the name of your agency,” he adds, now that the world has stopped whipping past and he is standing on his own to feet.
Tim looks up at the house and, like with classmates, feels a need to somewhat distance himself with what the house represents. He isn’t sure his family constitutes the highest 1%, but they are certainly in the 10%. It can make for awakened conversations when he recounts something like ‘the housekeeper made me dinner every night.’ “It’s my parents place.”
So not exactly his. It’s not like Guardian is a kid from school, what does it matter? “I don’t have my keys. I lost all my stuff when they grabbed me. Can you do the brick thing again?”