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incursion · 2 answers · 5mo

salutations.

sniper pissed off, bashing someone's head in against the floor over and over and over, their skull caving in and brains getting everywhere, blood covering sniper, and he's panting and growling like an animal.

he's usually detached from negative emotions, not really knowing how to process them. so he bottles them up. yet, this means they all explode out once he's had enough. it's animalistic, gruesome, violent. it's like watching rabid beast.

head against the floor of his nest, wood splintering and getting in the victim's wounds. a violent and horrific death.

-I

I imagine Sniper thinks of himself as mostly an ambush predator - don't do too much that gives you away, by the time prey knows you're there it's too late to even fight back. Makes it more likely to be successful in the hunt. But Sniper longs to get more hands on, to sink his teeth into living, bleeding flesh and take down his victims more personally. And every so often, that urge wins out and the most stealth he has is sneaking up on someone, or striking when they think they're safe and talking to him. He finds it a relief to be more brutal, feeling more powerful and like he can do anything. It's addicting and I imagine after the first time it happens (perhaps accidentally) he just wants more.

Remember that line about feelings in Meet The Sniper? "Feelings? You know who has a lotta feelings? Blokes who beat their wives with a gold trophy, that's who." Implying he's not like that, but oh that was way too specific of him.

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