So, in David Copperfield (98% sure that’s the right book) there’s this annoying character that always makes a point of calling David ”Master Copperfield.” Now as Americans we assumed that he was be mockingly subservient, but our Prof explained that in Britain (at least at that time) Master is a title only applied to children. Once Copperfield was of age, he should have been addressed as Mister Copperfield.
Bearing that in mind please consider that Alfred still refers to Bruce Wayne as ”Master Bruce.”
this is the best thing you’ve ever sent me and actually the best thing i have EVER received and i am so unbelievably sad that this isn’t an actual video
“no”
“No,”
“Tim no”
“nO”
“NO”
“No!”
“No, Timothy!”
“No”
“Nice try. No.”
“No! No! And no!”
“Timothy Jackson, I said no–”
“no.”
“No”
“nO”
“how many times do I have to say no–”
“NO”
“NO!”
“NO!!!!”
“NO”
the ending is a tense silence and Tim has the camera on Bruce, who is looking at him. His eyes are steely, otherworldly, promising swift parental retribution
“Go ahead,” he murmurs, voice dangerously soothing, “go ahead and do it. See what happens”