JadedWriter
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Yikes. Father's are never happy regardless of what we do, I hope we can both learn from what happened.Just about, father and grandfather were both Navy. Did 30 years a piece. Brother in law and his younger brother are Air Force with the latter getting out recently.
My father and my mother actually protested my decision to join, my father saying that I didn't need to follow in their footsteps and my mother being concerned for my safety, it was chaos when I told them I was being deployed to the Middle East, then later on South Korea after the North once again started 'popping off at the mouth' after their missile tests. (I was in the 'green' Navy... I wasn't stationed on a ship, but rather a command that deploys people around the world in support of logistics and combat operations)
My relationship with my father was still 'rocky' at best, but after I decided I wanted to get out it all just went to hell and that's where I end this story.
Vixen's main problem is that she just sort of acts like a black woman stereotype. She's has no real individual personality, which is sad because they do female characters so well when they want to. Clash is great because it seems like a precursor to a Young Justice episode with the prep work that Lex laid down.Hunter's Moon is so fucking random. Vigilante putting in work.
But yeah, Clash is really good. It's REALLY good. It's a pity they never use Captain Marvel after that. Must not have had rights.
I'm personally not a fan of Vixen. I find her boring, though her powers are pretty cool. I feel like she exists solely to create the love triangle, and while it's not a bad story arc at all (and actually resolved really well), I find her impeccably boring. It's upsetting so much screen time was given to her when it could have been given to multiple other characters. I guess it's better than just having John and Shayera awkwardly interact with each other for however many episodes, with no real basis for it.