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Tim has a lot of hopes for his family, but more than anything, he hopes that they'll be okay without him. Because he's definitely about to die in this dingy warehouse in front of his little brother.
He just hopes Damian knows that he cares.
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The Golden Hour by Goldmallow
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Batman (Comics), Batman and Robin (Comics), Robin (Comics)
08 Aug 2022
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The golden hour: The first 60-minute window after a traumatic injury during which there is the highest likelihood that prompt medical and surgical treatment will prevent death; an important role in deciding the morbidity and mortality of the patient.
See also: the platinum ten
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Of course there's a trap.
There's always a trap.
This is why Damian normally refuses to work with Drake.
Though this time he's extremely lucky that he is.Or: Tim Drake did research on what to do in the cold, and Damian did not.
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I am not scared of death (I've got dreams again) by huckleberrysigh
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types
08 Jan 2026
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Who was he kidding?
Of course he cared whether Timothy lived or died.
Over the past six months, Drake had gone from, well, Drake, to Timothy. Timothy, who whenever he had to pick Damian up from school and bring him to Wayne Enterprises, would let him sit in on board meetings and was actually interested to hear what Damian thought. Timothy, who never treated him like a kid; who would swing by Batburger without Damian needing to ask, and who knew his order by heart; who had begun teaching him how to play Animal Crossing, and Mario Kart, and never sulked when Damian beat him, only laughed and held up a hand for a high-five.
Timothy, who had against all odds, became Damian’s brother.
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Nancy wasn’t someone who was meant to be a sister. She was an independent soul from day one. She’d come into the world kicking and screaming, faced with a society that told her that she had to stick up for herself, because no one else would.
So Mike had been a wrench in her plans. With him came the title of big sister, the expectation to look after a smaller person even when they were dumb and rude and annoying. Nancy never wanted to be a sister, much less a big one, and Mike had gone and messed that up.