Fic: Think Twice (1/1)

[xtremeroswellia]

Title: Think Twice (1/1)
Authors: xtremeroswellia and chloeas
Rated: R for violence and language
Pairing: Oliver/Chloe
Word count: 2243
Spoilers: Based on a bit of the trailer for tonight's, "Upgrade."
Note: If you're a fan of Clark? I suggest you don't read this. Major bashing lies ahead.

Comments

[elemaria_91]

Wow.... Intense, amazing... I wish this would happen on the show.... Oh well, I'll imagine it happening in Offscreenville where all the good stuff happens :)

[xtremeroswellia]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it. I wish it would happen too, but if the writers had Oliver confront Clark like this, they'd have to admit Clark throwing Chloe around was wrong. And he's Clark Kent. He does no wrong! :P

[elemaria_91]

Aren't you upset that in all the interviews yesterday, no one asked B.P. about Clark's abuse towards women? That would have been my first question... It's getting to an extremely disturbing level because not only is physically abusing other women and treating Chloe like crap, but now he's also going to push around his supposed "best friend"?

[xtremeroswellia]

I'm incredibly upset about it, yes. Especially considering one of the questions was like "Will Chloe pay for her immoral spying?" I actually laughed. And not in the funny way. In the 'you've got to be freaking kidding me' kind of way. I'm so disgusted by this Clark. The writers have ruined him forever in my mind.

[elemaria_91]

I feel the same way... I know that all the Chloe haters are going on and on about how she breached privacy and is playing big brother and I can understand why they feel that way even if I don't agree. What I don't get is how Chloe has betrayed Clark's friendship and become the most "immoral" character on the show when Clark is pushing women around, dangling them off buildings, treating Chloe like a freaking machine.... How are they not seeing Clark's negative changes?

[xtremeroswellia]

I think a lot of us feel that way. I'm feeling particularly motivated to be vocal about it since I work at a domestic violence shelter. I don't think what Chloe's doing is necessarily right, either, but she at least has good intentions--to keep her team safe and alive. Clark dangles Tess off a building and throws her against a wall when he clearly has the power in the situation--how is that in any way right or heroic? Ugh. Rabid Clark fans scare me.

[chlavis333]

Same here. It's distrubing.