[ Fitz does believe in him. Strange is an avenger, a leader of the medical efforts, and a confidant. That's not nothing — but none of them are political figures and they haven't been before now. Clarke has. Markus led a rebellion. Carter built SHIELD. He's sure there are others among their number with experience leading forces far greater than their own.
In all honesty, Fitz doesn't consider either of them suited for this work. ]
We've had a loose structure in place for some time now, and I think the committees are quite a clever way to advance that, don't you? All of you and Clarke's efforts with medical, everything Hafid and Daisy have done in training, even Bobbi's Welcome Guide.
I take greater issue with the implication that everything we've done before now has been simply surviving or that we need outward facing positions when we haven't yet all agreed to come together under the umbrella of Displaced, a collective and team, not just a group forced together by circumstances. We are stronger than we know — and more divided, too.
But there's hope for us yet, if we're willing to listen to one another, as Hafid and Clarke have both demonstrated. The softer touch applied in that compromise is one I can get behind. An openness to shifting terrain is essential; that's all I mean to advocate for.
[ and they'll see what lovable idiot will die on the moderator hill another day. ]
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In all honesty, Fitz doesn't consider either of them suited for this work. ]
We've had a loose structure in place for some time now, and I think the committees are quite a clever way to advance that, don't you? All of you and Clarke's efforts with medical, everything Hafid and Daisy have done in training, even Bobbi's Welcome Guide.
I take greater issue with the implication that everything we've done before now has been simply surviving or that we need outward facing positions when we haven't yet all agreed to come together under the umbrella of Displaced, a collective and team, not just a group forced together by circumstances. We are stronger than we know — and more divided, too.
But there's hope for us yet, if we're willing to listen to one another, as Hafid and Clarke have both demonstrated. The softer touch applied in that compromise is one I can get behind. An openness to shifting terrain is essential; that's all I mean to advocate for.
[ and they'll see what lovable idiot will die on the moderator hill another day. ]