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But the real cincher had been an old newspaper article Tim found while researching at the Gotham Public Library (he was supposed to be playing at the park across the street but Tim would rather die than-). It had been about the death of Martha and Thomas Wayne with a blown up photo of eight year old Bruce at their funeral.
From there all Tim had to do was look in a mirror.
The same chubby cheeks and button nose. The same slant of their eyes and cupid’s bow. All Tim had to do was part his hair to the side and gel it back to a neat style and they could be twins.
Or father and son.
XxXOr in which Tim is the result of an affair and is kind of semi okay. The same cannot be said for everyone else.
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it's all relative fiction, anyway by a_alene
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Superman - All Media Types, My Adventures with Superman (Cartoon), DCU
20 Aug 2023
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“Oh my god,” Clark says, exasperated. “Lois, you can’t just ask people if they’re Batman!”
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Lois thinks Batman is Bruce Wayne. Jimmy thinks Batman is a vampire. Clark thinks it would be really nice if they could go to one gala without something terrible happening.
(Also, Bruce Wayne is a menace.)
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The Step-Parents by IzzyMRDB
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Batman (Comics), Robin (Comics), Nightwing (Comics)
03 Sep 2022
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Dana Winters and Dick Grayson are the same age, both pitching in to look after Tim after Jack Drake died.
Really, nobody should've been surprised when they started dating.
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Tim has a step-mom and a step-step-dad.
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- Part 30 of My slowly growing collection of One-shots
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Penelope by NerdyGay
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Red Robin (Comics), Robin (Comics)
09 Mar 2024
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"Odysseus was clever, but his vanity and ego would have killed him long before his return home if not for his wife.”
“Penelope?” Tim asked.
“Exactly, child, Penelope," his nanny smiled. "The men of Ancient Greece would have you believe that she was idle, waiting for her husband to come home and solve her problems, but this is far from the truth. For routine and ritual are not powerless things. In pouring her love for her son and husband into her weaving, she called out to the goddesses Hestia and Hera. Despite never lifting a finger in violence herself, Penelope saved her family.”
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Tim finds that there are more ways to protect the Bats than just Robin. A little magic never hurt anyone, after all. -
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