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KarmicWhim t1_iy9sv61 wrote

Reply to comment by alexgibbs11 in [WP] You are a superhero whose civilian identity is a teacher. One student asked if you could tutor them after school, and you agreed. After it was over, you escorted them to the front of the school for their parent to pick them up... and you see your nemesis waiting by the car. by SomeSortOfUser

You're fine, keep it how it is as it makes more sense. Having said that, it would have been funny if both their watches beeped at the same time. The implication being that every single superhero and villain starts at the exact same time, them treating the job part of "night job" literally.

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Freebirde777 t1_iya532g wrote

That's one of the perks of being a villain, you get to set your hours. Downside is some of the people you have to put up with, villains and heroes alike. It's better when you get to select and train your own minions.

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alexgibbs11 t1_iyauqib wrote

Actually i was using the trope of "Device that tell Hero when and where crime is to stop it" more so then imply that Heros and Villains start at exact times, well villians do but not most Heros

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CircularRobert t1_iybsll3 wrote

Would have been funny if her watch also beeped, and when he said bank robbery on 12th Street, she replied "what a coincidence, me too".

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