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      @Daughter of the King. augh. welp. i love musicals, but I have to say that Hamilton takes the cake for first on my favorites list xp

      @Josiah. In the Heights isn’t as….magical? as Hamilton?? idk, it’s just not as genius-I love this let me cart it to my grave sort of thing. But I do adore it and it’s salsa/hip-hop and just yes <

      also now “Why I <3 Tony Stark” by radicalglitter

      -firstly, Tony Stark was never meant to be a Captain America. He wasn’t supposed to be the knight in shining armor with the 1940s’ morals and the hot body. He was meant to be a hardcore anti-hero. That’s exactly what function he fulfills. He doesn’t always make the right choices. He’s cocky. He’s a self-proclaimed playboy. He’s made mistakes. And yes, he chose the losing side in Civil War.

      -secondly, the charge that Tony Stark is arrogant. Welp. I wouldn’t be nominating him for any humility awards, no. But there’s a difference between hardcore arrogance and a cocky facade. Tony is all about the facade, the fake it till you make it attitude. Why? Because of his dad. We see that in Civil War, too. So no, he’s not arrogant down to the core. The layers of character that Tony Stark shows–instead of the Righteous and Moral layer that Captain America has (not hating on Cap. I love his character. but not as much as Iron Man.)–is what makes him such a multi-faceted character.

      -if we’re talking about plot in regards to the movies, Iron Man got the short end of the stick. Let us have a moment of silence for the failure that was Iron Man 3.

      Now. Since we’re talking about character, not plot. Let me just say that I love the character arc they gave Iron Man. How does he start? Iron Man #1 opens with Tony snarking at everyone, acting like a hotshot celebrity. How does it end? It ends with him making a revolutionary choice that wasn’t received well, fighting for others, and saving lives. What a huge character arc. With Cap, we have “scrappy good guy turns into superman good guy.” Cap is meant to be a flat character arc. He’s not meant to be some dynamic character arc, so there’s nothing wrong with Cap. I’m just saying that character transformation is everything, and Tony has a lot of it.

      -k so this point is purely personal opinion. his sense of humor. i love it. -bless-
      also, can we just talk about his inventor side for a minute. please. this is just a personal fascination for me, but the way he invents and his brilliant mind and the stuff he comes out with is just the best thing ever i love it so much.

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        @Daeus. kk i shall not email you glitter. -nods firmly-

        @Jane Maree. YAY you’re the reason i joined KP, actually

        @Rosey Mucklestone. hello you xp


        @Emma
        . yess they’re not an altogether extinct species <3

        @Jenna Grace. lasagna forever <3 i have so many favorite Italian foods it’s hard. so Storming is actually the first KM Weiland book I’ve read?? she’s not like my favorite author (mostly because it was hard for me to get attached to the charries??), but otherwise, it was super cool <3

        @DragonSnapper. hullo <3 yayy for dragons, frogs and ice cream. apparently there were team cap vs. team iron man flame wars in my absence, so i’ll write up a response to you/all marvelites eveywhere in another reply xp

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          @Kate. my first allegiance to oyan wants to contest that this is the /best/ place on the internet, but i shall hang around and see. it is indeed a lot of stuff. writefury yas i know her for sure <33

          Welp…I write contemporary (as in 1980s-present day), and science fiction. Yep, I’m getting ready to launch into a dual POV sci-fi revolving around a tiny girl who is determined to escape soldiers and find her father + a morbid assassin trying to redeem his past by saving his superhuman army.


          @Emma
          . lasagna ftw <33 yeah, I’ve found that INFP/INFJ types are way more common amongst writers, I think?

          @Elizabeth. Nice to meet you too! Tony Stark and Bucky Barnes consistently remain at the top of my list xp


          @Daeus
          . Hi! I do or used to get your emails xp spilled glitter can be a mess, smh. yayy i also appreciate lasagna (like you said, with proper sauce) and Tony Stark so much <3


          @Jess
          Penrose. I am one and the same. nice to see you!

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