young justice | plotting

Blair won’t really bother Kiara all that much. She’ll sort of see her as an equal and enjoy sparring with her because they are the only two on the teams with somewhat similar powers but their relationship wouldn’t go past there for a while. She would be put off by Blair’s constant need for competition between them and probably match it with her own. All Kiara wants is to make Clark happy so she would try to be the best that she could be. I can see them becoming good friends in the future and being a powerhouse duo when it comes to fighting. It will take a while for Kiara to open up to her though because she more than likely won’t speak to her often outside of class and sparring. SUGAR.  

Kiara would be put off by Isab’la at first. She would find her entirely to sweet and overall annoying and would more than likely avoid her as much as she can to avoid her trying to get into her head or something with her niceness. Something about her would just rub Kiara the wrong way at first, and the heroine will probably believe that Isab’la is pretending to be so nice all the time because no other reason would make sense to Kiara. Mainly because of the way she’s grown up. She won’t be overly cruel to Isa or anything because Kiara isn’t a cruel person but she won’t be overly nice either. I can see them being on better terms in the future once Kiara let’s her walls down more to the team. They more than likely won’t be the best friends or anything like that but they friends and Kiara would call her to hang out every now and again. kdiggy  

Kiara will actually be really intrigued by Morgan, finding him to be a really interesting person. The fact that he’s doing this line of work so young will remind her a lot of herself and in turn will make her act like a big sister almost in a way to him. She wouldn’t be overly known about it though. She won’t be the type to be over protective and treat him like he’s a toddler. Instead she would take note of the way that he treats himself and would try to help him out the way Clark helped her. She would leave notes for him, telling him that he needs to rest, eat, get some sleep, etc. Despite their age difference I can see Kiara being the closest with Morgan in the future. In fact he will probably be the one she opens up to first. And she’ll probably drag him to get food whenever she notices he hasn’t eaten. alphabet...  

I can honestly see Kiara and Calder becoming really good friends in the future! Kiara will feel the same about Cal as he feels about her in the beginning, both having a mutual understanding that they know not to try and open the other up simply because they both know that they don’t want to open up and they don’t want to be hurt by anyone anymore. Kiara will see herself in Calder. They’ll be really good sparring partners and Kiara will always be there to help calm Calder down whenever he loses his temper mainly because they fight together the most and she’ll know how to restrain him the best due to experience. Once they both began to open up more I can see Kiara asking if he wants to go and grab a bite to eat after a sparring match between them and from there they would start to hang out a bit more and more and would become friends. altai  

Morgan doesn't exactly enjoy anyone in the early stages of Young Justice's formation, but he quickly finds himself appreciating Blair. Standing up for his leadership and being cooperative makes things much easier for him, and he's fast to recognize how valuable her loyalty is. I could easily see the two become fast friends, with a bond that slowly strengthens after the initial mark of frienship. He'd probably end up trusting her greatly, and treat her like his right-hand.

As time grows on and two become closer, however, I think Morgan would end up hitting a wall. He'd acknowledge and appreciate Blair's efforts to force him into self-care ( whilst still avoiding it ), however, he'd get hung up on the fact that she remind him of his sister. He'd probably respond poorly to this realization, and quickly try to force a rift between the two of them. If pushed passed by the two of them ( he'll probably cry at some point bc of it ), he'd come to embrace the similarities between Blair and Beth. SUGAR.

Morgan thinks Isab'la is.. fine. Not fine as in fiiiiiiiiiineee, but fine as in "just fine". He can't deny that she's certainly a breath of fresh air in contrast to the fairly intense remainder of the team, but finds her naivety and stubbornness exasperating. Having experienced the horrors of Earth first hand, he's always abraded by her seemingly sunny disposition and misunderstanding of selections of the human world around her. Not to mention, as leader, he's informed on an assemblage of her, and her powers put him a little on edge - especially her telepathy.

As time goes on, he'd let his walls down a little and might come to further appreciate Isab'la's odd blend of a motherly and child-like nature. He'd probably even want to take the time to better educate her on the earthly customs and issues that she misunderstands, and may try to toughen her up a bit ( if she's willing of course ). He'll definitely come to value her as a team member, and try and push her to learn to prioritize herself at some point, and persue her own happiness ( he's a hypocrite, I know ). kdiggy

At first glance, Kiara intimidates Morgan just a touch. A third extremely strong and pretty girl with insane powers is scary enough, but the fact that she's the protege of his childhood hero ( because let's be real, Batman was not his first pick ) makes her just a tiny bit scarier than the other two, especially because she's much more introverted. It might cause his ego to treat her a little more coldly than he intends to. After a couple weeks, though, I imagine Morgan notices that look in her eye. You know the look of extreme childhood trauma; it's the same look he has when it's quiet and no one's looking, and he recognizes that her introvertedness is her version of dealing with it. Like his outgoing nature is his own poorly-constructed coping mechanism.

Upon realizing this, he'd try a little harder with her, the best he could. He'd do his best to get her to trust him and open up a little more, without pushing the boundaries that he understands are super important. When Kiara does open up, I can see him appreciating her immensely, and possibly becoming a bit more subjective to her will and her attempts of helping him treat himself better. I can easily see them becoming super close, and she'd be the first he'd openly talk about his family with, and his real identity. He'll definitely end up loving her to pieces, and rarely outwardly admitting it. butter_cup

Calder. Just his name makes Morgan bristle, and the Atlantean's presence incites more anger. The hatred Calder feels for the newest Robin is extremely mutual. Morgan's ego and desperate need for approval and to prove himself as capable makes it difficult for him to deal and work with Cal. It's almost impossible to have a conversation with him that doesn't end up in a fight, and Morgan definitely views him as a threat. He finds Calded frustrating to work with, and his insubordination infuriating. It probably won't be long before Morgan pops his lid and loses it on his rival.

In the future, I'd love to see a slow-burn between the two where they slowly turn to have a mutual respect for each other, and see each other as equals, as their own characters develop into something better. Perhaps even a bromance?? Either way, I believe any dynamic between these two is going to be highly entertaining. altai