Tag: danvers duo

counterpunches:

racethewind10:

#this remains such a beautiful magical unicorn of a scene #and something i didn’t know i wanted to be part of every coming out story until i saw it #you are not alone and i’m sorry you had to carry this secret by yourself #instead of: i love you despite your gayness #is just such a lovely thing and supergirl said it so it’s true forever via @swashbucklery

#‘i can’t carry it for you but i can carry you’#is how both of the danvers sisters feel about each other #and i LIVE for it 

cwsupergirlgifs:

Outside of the “Midvale” episode, are we going to see a bigger focus on the Danvers sisters this season on Supergirl?
When I pressed EP Andrew Kreisberg on whether more of the Supergirl characters would get to take part in the upcoming four-way crossover event, he dropped quite a tease. “Kara and Alex are at the center of it through all four hours,” Kreisberg says. “One of the things we’ve been doing a lot this season is getting back to season 1 and really making it Danvers sisters-centric, so a lot of what’s going on this season is Kara and Alex doing things in tandem, and the crossover won’t be any different.”

soul-wanderer:

sapphics:

214/365 days of alex danvers

This is actually so true though. Kara might be related to Clark by blood, they might come from the same planet (one Clark has no recollection of whatsoever) but the moment Kara landed on earth he quite literally abandoned her by taking her to the Danvers. Kara was originally sent to earth to protect her cousin, but when she came to earth and needed guidance and protection he sent her away and went about his life instead. So yes, they might share the same heritage, but for Kara, Alex is always going to be more of a family than Clark ever was

we’ll get by

stranger-who-writes-fiction:

Fandom: Supergirl
Rating: K
Summary: Specificity is the soul of all good communication. Also, t-shirts.
A/N: Alternate title for this work: Too Many Ellipses

…

D
A N V E R S

Alex
writes the letters out slowly, in clear, bold capitals.

Kara
watches with rapt attention, eyes following the movement of the pen,
the flow of the ink over the ballpoint.

“Danvers,”
Alex tells her, pointing at the word, and spells it out loud.

Kara
nods. Alex has no way of knowing if Kara really understands, though.
She tries something else.

A
L E X

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