Like, when villains are weird! Flintheart Glomgold has a weird obsession with sharks, even though they'd pretty much eat him if given the chance. But, no, he always wants sharks in his "master plans".
Both. It's always both. When it comes to Uncle Scrooge's enemies, he's not exactly a master genius. The only reason he's so unpredictable is because no one could ever think of ideas that dumb.
[ Since Webby doesn't typically insult others, she speaks of this more as actual fact. ]
Oh, that's a whole other story. But the short version is, he lost his memory, so I was hoping he could have a chance at anew, happier life without his grudge against Scrooge. He was now a fisherman, with his own friends and community!
There was this big storm, and me and Louie found him struggling in the ocean waters, so we went out to save him from the waves. I reached out to help him up, and... he yanked me out of the boat so he could steal it for himself.
Oh, of course! Right away! You can always count on Louie! But it was a scary couple of seconds, that's for sure. Even a complete buffoon can be terrifying under the right circumstances.
Glomgold got his memory back and abandoned the happy life and community he had just so he could wage war against Scrooge again. If you ask me, that's also bad-weird.
I think that's bad-bad and kind of sad. If I had to guess, Glomgold's desire to beat your Uncle Scrooge has totes consumed him. Like, he might not know how to live without it or even be able to find joy and value in other pursuits.
You're a good girl for trying to help him, but it sounds like he made his decision a long time ago.
Yeah... [ a sad little sigh. ] I guess at the time, I figured since I helped someone turned over a new leaf once, I could do that to anyone. He sure proved me wrong.
Now Webby-chan, that isn't right! When it comes to helping people, you've got to respect not only their agency, but yours, too. The choice to fail or succeed was ultimately Glomgold's. You took him as far as you could and gave him the best chance.
[ Nao ducks behind a conveniently placed wooden cart. She might have rolled, but she's mindful of the fresh scarring of her upper left arm. At least it's not her usual throwing arm! Being ambidextrous has its advantages. ]
I wouldn't have it any other way! [ And she punctuates that with a totally off base snowball fired into the air. ]
[ She decides to make a bush her cover, quick to start rolling and create as much ammo as possible. Her aim is pretty good! Her strength is... a little terrifying, really, for her size and age. The cart may actually start creaking when Webby hits it. ]
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
no subject
no subject
[ The Internet can take a girl to some very interesting places. ]
BB-chan is pretty neat, isn't she?
no subject
[ and really, can't the same thing be said about webby? ]
no subject
no subject
[ She pauses for a moment, trying to see if this ball is now the right size or not. ]
no subject
Hmmm... maybe just a little big bigger? What's bad weird, then?
no subject
Like, when villains are weird! Flintheart Glomgold has a weird obsession with sharks, even though they'd pretty much eat him if given the chance. But, no, he always wants sharks in his "master plans".
no subject
"Master plans?"
[ She snickers. ]
Like, as what? His henchman or what he thinks is some diabolical end for his enemies?
no subject
[ Since Webby doesn't typically insult others, she speaks of this more as actual fact. ]
no subject
no subject
But it's not likely he's totally harmless. He did almost make me drown once.
[ One shoulder shrug. No biggie. ]
no subject
[ She asks ever so casually. ]
no subject
There was this big storm, and me and Louie found him struggling in the ocean waters, so we went out to save him from the waves. I reached out to help him up, and... he yanked me out of the boat so he could steal it for himself.
no subject
Louie got you back in, right?
no subject
Glomgold got his memory back and abandoned the happy life and community he had just so he could wage war against Scrooge again. If you ask me, that's also bad-weird.
no subject
You're a good girl for trying to help him, but it sounds like he made his decision a long time ago.
no subject
no subject
[ She places a hand atop Webby's head. ]
His failing isn't yours, you get me?
no subject
... Heehee. I do, I know! I've been trying to be better about not being everyone's "hero".
no subject
[ ... ]
Sorry if that's a little cold.
[ She lifts her hand from Webby's head. Sure, snow turns to water, but the temperature can still be unpleasant. ]
no subject
There! Now we're even!
[ If they're not careful, this may turn into a snowball fight instead... ]
no subject
Hey, you!
[ A few quick hand movements and she tosses a little snowball at Webby! ]
Take that!!
no subject
You'll have to try harder than that to get me!
no subject
[ Nao ducks behind a conveniently placed wooden cart. She might have rolled, but she's mindful of the fresh scarring of her upper left arm. At least it's not her usual throwing arm! Being ambidextrous has its advantages. ]
I wouldn't have it any other way! [ And she punctuates that with a totally off base snowball fired into the air. ]
no subject
[ She decides to make a bush her cover, quick to start rolling and create as much ammo as possible. Her aim is pretty good! Her strength is... a little terrifying, really, for her size and age. The cart may actually start creaking when Webby hits it. ]
(no subject)
(no subject)