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justgotham:

Oswald Cobblepot is going to get exactly what he wants, and you don’t want to be the person standing in his way. This is the dangerous picture he paints for Sofia Falcone in a deleted scene from Gotham’s recent fourth season.

The scene, which you can watch in the video above, is from the sixth episode of the season, “Hog Day Afternoon.” Penguin (Robin Lord Taylor) tells newcomer Sofia (Crystal Reed) about his care for people, and how it can never factor in to the decisions he makes when trying to control Gotham City.

“Despite everything, I think the best of people,” Penguin explains. “Right up to the moment they force me to kill them.”

Sofia tries to tell Oswald that she isn’t going to be getting in his way, that he can trust her. Of course, Penguin pays her pleas no mind, and responds, “Funny, that’s everyone says. Right before I kill them.”

Given that Gotham Season 4 is already in the books, we know how this scenario eventually plays out. Penguin doesn’t kill Sofia, which ends up turning into one of the biggest mistakes the villain has ever made. As it turns out, Sofia was the mastermind behind most of the chaos plaguing Gotham in the first half of the season. She was the one who hired Professor Pyg, and she manipulated both Penguin and Jim Gordon into obeying her every command. This resulted in Penguin being framed for the murder of a child and thrown into Arkham Asylum.

Now, heading into the fifth and final season of the Batman prequel series, the roles of both characters have reversed in a major way. Sofia remains in a coma after being shot in the head by Lee. Penguin remains in Gotham after the detonation of Jeremiah Valeska’s bombs, leaving most of the city in ruins. The villain has staked his claim and is preparing to take over the town once and for all, but he will have to go through several other evildoers in the process.

Sadly, it will still be a few months until we see what happens next. Gotham’s final season isn’t set to air on FOX until sometime in early 2019. Until then however, you’ll be able to rewatch Gotham Season 4 when it arrives on Blu-ray and DVD Tuesday, August 21.

Via: ComicBook.com

nygmobbleblog:

#it’s beautiful how this line ends instead of hanging #not ‘the only one who
’ #just ‘the only one’ #they’re past realizing that the other one understands and cares about and balances them #this is a deeper recognition #this is them in the finale with the city exploding around them and them only having eyes for each other #this is some soulmate level bullshit #Gotham #Oswald Cobblepot #Edward Nygma #Nygmobblepot (via @sure-as-eggs)

“This is them in the finale with the city exploding around them and them only having eyes for each other. This is some soulmate level bullshit.”

Oh my g o d yes. I’ve never made that connection, but you’re absolutely right. With the virus, everything is literally falling apart around them, and it’s like they don’t even really acknowledge it? They could literally care less.

And when you remember that this is Edward “I find dangerous new chemical compounds endlessly fascinating beyond what is socially acceptable” Nygma and Oswald “I love Gotham city more than is healthy as if it were my own literal flesh and blood” Cobblepot, that’s really saying something.

And just the fact of them both using the exact same turn of phrase that isn’t necessarily super common, weeks apart from each other, never having heard the other say it
 yeah, you’re absolutely right. That is some soulmate level bullshit.

Source: oswaleds

What if Ed came looking for Oswald after he turned him away aka how about a fic where Elijah mistakes Ed for Os’ boyfriend and Nice!wald is so naive and sweet he’s playing right into it.

thedeevirus:

Also added to AO3: ‘Shall I Be Mother?’

The title is a reference to an antiquated saying that basically translates to: ‘Shall I pour the tea?’

Enjoy!

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‘Ed! You came!’

Oswald beamed as he embraced Ed tightly. Ed allowed it, patting Oswald’s back companionably.

‘Hello Oswald’, Ed said, even though the person in front of him seemed a poor imitation of The Penguin he had known.

Whilst his clothes were expensive as always, Oswald was dressed in drab shades and his hair, whilst clean was limp and combed so extensively it seemed plastered to his head. Worst of all was Oswald’s smile: it seemed almost painted on and did not quite reach his eyes despite his apparently genuine tone. It reminded Ed of the kind of smile someone wore after accidentally hitting their funny bone.

‘You’re looking well’, Ed lied as he followed Oswald into the mansion.

‘Better than last time you saw me I bet’, Oswald laughed, gesturing for Ed to follow him up a staircase.

‘Your letter said this place was big’, Ed said with an appreciative whistle.

‘Isn’t it? It would get awfully lonely if I didn’t have my family living here with me’.

Ed recalled Oswald mentioning these ‘family members’ in his letter. He hoped he wasn’t about to be sidelined into a meet and greet with some long lost cousin or something. He had important things to discuss with Oswald. He hid his dismay as they entered a drawing room and Oswald introduced him to an older man with the same delicate features and dark hair.

‘This is my father, Elijah Van Dahl. Father, this is Ed’.

‘Ed Nygma’, Ed said politely, extending a hand.

‘Your reputation precedes you’, Elijah said, his voice soft but his grip firm as they shook hands.

Ed noted the faint chemical smell, the swollen veins on Elijah’s neck and the paper like texture of his hand. As he stirred in his armchair, Ed heard a faint rasp in Elijah’s breath at the slight movement. He wondered if Oswald knew his father was sick.

‘All good I hope?’ Ed half joked.

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