[ He lets himself be lead off without protest. (He always has been the weak one. Gaia’s right about that, but for the wrong reasons).
Tim doesn’t try to pile on to Kon’s arguments with Gaia out of friendship either, because Kon’s only arguing their words and not their methods. They’re so far apart on how they think this should be handled that Tim isn’t even sure he can trust Kon to make the right calls.
(The selfish ones.)
He deflates further, and, when he gets behind the bleachers, he plops unceremoniously onto the floor with one knee to his chest. He’s running on elven energy drinks and four hours sleep, and that can’t overcome despair.
But he has to pretend, even now, so he rests his forehead against his knee and tries to camouflage wiping his eyes. Let Kon think he’s not weak. ]
I thought if I got Bruce back I’d be done being screwed up. That it could be enough.
Re: GAIA
Tim doesn’t try to pile on to Kon’s arguments with Gaia out of friendship either, because Kon’s only arguing their words and not their methods. They’re so far apart on how they think this should be handled that Tim isn’t even sure he can trust Kon to make the right calls.
(The selfish ones.)
He deflates further, and, when he gets behind the bleachers, he plops unceremoniously onto the floor with one knee to his chest. He’s running on elven energy drinks and four hours sleep, and that can’t overcome despair.
But he has to pretend, even now, so he rests his forehead against his knee and tries to camouflage wiping his eyes. Let Kon think he’s not weak. ]
I thought if I got Bruce back I’d be done being screwed up. That it could be enough.