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* The Spectre's [[Break the Haughty]] therapy finally starting to do its magic on {{spoiler|Sasuke}}, after a generous passerby hands him a twenty dollar bill while he's begging on the streets of Gotham. |
* The Spectre's [[Break the Haughty]] therapy finally starting to do its magic on {{spoiler|Sasuke}}, after a generous passerby hands him a twenty dollar bill while he's begging on the streets of Gotham. |
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** '' {{spoiler|Sasuke}} picked up the twenty and glanced at it. It seemed real enough. Would be a good start toward [[Completely Missing the Point|getting a gun again. Toward regaining power]]. Would be… {{spoiler|[[Averted Trope|Sasuke]]}} glanced over at Blind Pete. [[Wham! Line|"Do you know where they sell tomatoes?]]'' |
** '' {{spoiler|Sasuke}} picked up the twenty and glanced at it. It seemed real enough. Would be a good start toward [[Completely Missing the Point|getting a gun again. Toward regaining power]]. Would be… {{spoiler|[[Averted Trope|Sasuke]]}} glanced over at Blind Pete. [[Wham! Line|"Do you know where they sell tomatoes?]]'' |
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Latest revision as of 13:16, 11 September 2019
- The Spectre's Break the Haughty therapy finally starting to do its magic on Sasuke, after a generous passerby hands him a twenty dollar bill while he's begging on the streets of Gotham.
- Sasuke picked up the twenty and glanced at it. It seemed real enough. Would be a good start toward getting a gun again. Toward regaining power. Would be… Sasuke glanced over at Blind Pete. "Do you know where they sell tomatoes?
- Every conversation Reverend Norman McCay has with Sasuke, particularly the conversation that leads to the Title Drop.
- Naruto finally getting together with Hinata, even after calling her out for her Stalker with a Crush tendencies and minimal prior interaction in canon but promising he'd give their relationship a shot to see if it really does work.