Title: Onisius of Gotham
Pairing/Characters: Batman, Nightwing, Catwoman, Oracle, Lucius Fox, Alfred Pennyworth, Jarod, Broots, Miss Parker, Sydney
Rating: PG
Summary: When the Centre loses their pet Pretender, they send Miss Parker and Sydney to Gotham to find him. Meanwhile, Bruce Wayne realizes his newest mechanical engineer might not be quite
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Love how she's making a mention of Greek things, and then the next scene Bruce is, too. And then the conversation about Selina. hehehe! :D Cut it out." LOL! And Ooooh how I love Batman when all he says is "Hm." reminds me of an ep of TAS - one of my favs. ;)
(haven't had time to finish reading, have to run to the office, but I didn't want to forget to mention these... I'll be back later with more...)
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It's funny you say that! I couldn't really have it be TAS because I so wanted to have Oracle there, but besides Oracle it all felt very TAS to me, right down to a blond Selina somehow. :) I'm glad that came through!
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Miss Parker calling Alfred Jeeves, then Mr. Belvedere totally cracked me up. :) And I think I probably clapped and cheered like an idiot (than goodness for being alone in this hotel room) when I saw Nightwing talking about the lions from the circus - teehee! That was too cute! :D
Loved the part where Parker almost catches Jarod, but then fails (of course) because this is one of the things I really liked in the first few seasons (at least, how I remember it) is that he always let them real close to him and then managed to escape. Oh, how I loved Jarod! :D
And heee!!! Broots thinks Oracle is a man - but Parker thinks not. haha! Ok, this was excellent!! :D
This, btw, screams sequel(s)... ;)
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I really liked the idea of Dick being all "Hey, it's my old buddies the toothless lions!" :D
Loved the part where Parker almost catches Jarod, but then fails (of course) because this is one of the things I really liked in the first few seasons (at least, how I remember it) is that he always let them real close to him and then managed to escape. Oh, how I loved Jarod! :D
Jarod was surprisingly easy to write (well, discussions of mechanical engineering aside, not that he did much of that!)--he's got so much enthusiasm and passion and anger in him and he's just bubbling over with it all. I actually think he and Dick would have gotten along really well if they'd had more time...
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