Mistletoe

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* Full Body Shot

### Real name

Mistilteinn Isaac Hawthorne/Mistilteinn Lokisdottir Hawthorne (depending on realm)

### Aliases

Mistilteinn Lokisdottir, Isaac Hawthorne (no longer used), Little Thorn, @mistlefoe on chitter

### Powers

Poison/acid control and resistance, extreme marksmanship, physical differences from a human, mild fate senses (Ragnarok only)

## Biographical information

### Relatives

Joshua Hawthorne - father
Loki - father
Fenrir, Hel, Jormungandr, Sleipnir - half-siblings

## Meta

> "*"Okay, cons of the events of last weekend: Asgard can now hunt me for sport."*"
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Mistletoe, known in civilian life as Misty Hawthorne, is a member of the Big Team who joined in Season Seven, a little less than a year after the defeat of the Rokkr--a group trying to bring Ragnarok by unleashing Fenrir, which Misty was part of and aided. Now, having thought a lot about her life and her choices, she's decided to turn a new leaf by joining Big Team. If the world will let her, that is.

## Appearance

Misty is a short trans girl, angular and wiry in appearance. She has short ginger hair and pale skin with many freckles. Her eyes are unsettling; they are shifting red in color, like a candleflame, and have slit pupils. Her ears come to a point, and her fingernails grow unusually fast and are stained green from the toxins flowing through them. Her teeth, as well, are more pointed than a human's would be. A red tattoo that resembles nordic knotwork circles her right wrist, with four runes spaced out along its length.

As Mistletoe, Misty wears a green shirt, black pants, and doc martens. Over her shirt she has her old leather rokkr jacket, repurposed into a vest and with the symbol of the rokkr torn off of the back with a seam ripper. She covers her face in a black nose-and-mouth mask with stitching running across the middle of it; she smears dollar-store black eyeshadow across her eyes in a makeshift domino mask. Cut her some slack, she's sixteen and thinks it's cool. She wears fingerless gloves and has a bronze bracelet, which turns into her crossbow when she needs it to.

In civilian clothes she doesn't dress very differently; she likes to wear red or green in most of her outfits, and favors a t-shirt or tank top, and black jean cutoffs or full pants. The doc martens stay; sometimes she'll throw on a flannel as well, but her outfit never depends on the season that she's in, and she'll happily wear a tank top and shorts in winter, or long pants and a flannel in the middle of summer. She always wears full-cover gloves as a civilian.

## Powers

Misty has a handful of abilities that are just due to her half-jotun demigod heritage; she's resistant to cold and heat, although not immune to them, and has disproportionate strength and unnatural resilience. Additionally, she can understand dogs, snakes, and horses--although they rarely have anything useful to say--and can perceive particularly powerful spirits, such as the Big Bad Wolf or particularly present ghosts. Also she has the auditory range of a dog, which makes high noises a little jarring.

However, her main superpower is the ability to create and control toxins, both magical and mundane, although she is limited to those that are created by plants. This allows her to fight with a crossbow and darts (made by Brenna), with which she delivers targeted amounts of poisons, paralytics, or other disruptive substances to her target. She secretes her poisons from under her nails; initially, her "usual" poison was a magical variant of viscumin, the toxin in mistletoe, but recently an iridescent black liquid has started to take its place, far more dangerous than anything Misty has handled before.

She is also immune to any plant-based toxin, meaning that many intoxicants or drugs also don't work on her.

## Background

### Childhood

Misty was born as the result of a relationship between Joshua Hawthorne, a human man in Halcyon City, and Loki of Jotunheim and Asgard. Loki scried for her name, as was traditional among the jotnar, and learned that it would be *mistilteinn--*and realized that would go over like a lead balloon in Asgard, so gave her to Joshua to raise and did his best to keep his distance to avoid attention being drawn to the two, resulting in Misty having few encounters with him in her childhood.

As a child, Misty went by her middle name--Isaac--except with her dad. She had trouble fitting in with other children her age, in part due to her strange looks and the resulting bullying from especially a pre-Transformed Halcyon, and in part because she didn't act "normal" for a child her age. Her short temper and willingness to start fights didn't help the matter, and her scores in class varied wildly depending on how much she cared about the topic at hand. She had a strong competitive streak, though, and would stoop to sabotaging other students so she could win, which won her very few friends. Through her early childhood, Joshua did his best to be a firm but supportive parent, holding that just because Misty looked different or didn't act the same way, it didn't mean she was in any way "less good" than the other kids in her grade.

As she hit puberty, the discomfort of being trans at that age started to hit, as did some of the unforeseen difficulties of Misty's strange lineage; namely, her poison started to come in, staining her nails green and giving her a power she didn't fully understand or control. This reached its worst moment when she was startled by her father and accidentally poisoned him. Panicking, she called 911 and fled the house.

### The Rokkr

After running away from home, either due to luck or fate Misty found her way into Niflheim, the realm of ice, where she was found by the Rokkr. They took her in, seeing the potential that a child of Loki had and also in their own way genuinely caring about her, particularly Hati, Skoll, and Fenris. Misty learned how to fight from them and got the fuller story behind some of the Norse myths--albeit with a definite bent toward sympathizing with the monsters and forces of Ragnarok. She also realized she was trans, and started going by Mistilteinn or Misty as her main name.

During this time, to prove her abilities as a fighter and her dedication, she snuck into an Asgardian forge with the intent of stealing weapons from it. However, the girl working at the forge at the time came in and caught her, and the pair fought for a moment before Misty escaped with a collapsible hand crossbow, which they still use to fight with. The girl they fought was Brenna--Misty accidentally ended up giving her a scar on her face in the conflict. After that point, Misty returned to the rokkr and then to Halcyon, coming with them in mid-2020 to help them prepare for Ragnarok.

However, the combination of the Rokkr losing most of their leadership--and most of the people Misty saw as family--and the return to Halcyon City making the cost of Ragnarok very clear made Misty doubt what the rokkr were doing, especially once Fenris was defeated by Melody and Hati was caught in AEGIS prison, and the rest of the rokkr were less than interested in freeing him. Misty already had a bad taste in her mouth about all of this; when the day came to start Fimbulvetr, Misty hung back, and once it was clear that Big Team, AEGIS, and the Asgardian gods were coming to shut things down, Misty ran for it--although not before seeing Vidarr, god of vengeance, appear on the scene.

Misty spent some time bouncing between community houses in Halcyon, never staying in one place for very long and not committing to anything, before chance encounters with the Big Team--including Cadenza, Kurt, and Atlanta--made her consider actually joining the team and working to protect the city.

## Big Team

#### Season 7

Misty joined the Big Team along with Angraxaethe--the two became friends while fighting a large, magical monster and then escaping from the Asgardian god Vidarr, who was hunting Misty. Later, they both encountered Inge and Cadenza defending a mall, and after helping out were invited onto the Team. Soon afterward, Misty, Angy, and Carmen were asked for help by the Hoppers, a group of time- and dimension-travellers; in the course of this, they defeated a Colossus in the form of a massive single-eyed electric crab-monster, and took a leg back home to try to eat. Carmen and Misty worked together again, along with Beatrice, to investigate a house party of Utgard-Loki for missing Avalonian artifacts--an incident that caused the three to earn the jotun's enmity. Misty continued to help the Hoppers in their search for Mr. Tapestry over the course of the season, and was part of a team--again with Bea and Carmen--sent to rescue a hostage taken by aliens to get the mayor to give them a weapon he did not, in fact, have. Said hostage turned out to be Misty's human father, Joshua, and the two managed to reunite, leading to Misty moving back home.

Afterwards, Misty was forced to work with Brenna, who she had been resolutely avoiding; first, in order to save Thanksgiving (alongside Signe) and then to solve a series of robberies by a young b-blade gang (with Serendipity). Later in the year, Misty--alongside Angy, Ophanim, and Scrivener--were roped into a prank of Misty's father against a tyrannical ruler called the Creator-Queen, ending not only in them giving her stolen cat to Freya, but later returning to fight the Creator-Queen again and steal her dimension for Angy, which was a wild success. While helping set up the community theater performance of the Nutcracter, Misty--along with Angy, Scrivener, and Asiel--were transformed into miniature and fought the mouse-king, theoretically to rescue Samantha Ribaldi, who had already rescued herself.

When a team consisting of Misty, Beatrice, Brenna, and Greta were sent to figure out why there were zombies coming out of the sewers (again), the team ended up running into the god Odin--sent not only to retrieve the mead of Kvasir, but also to give Brenna the task of proving her worth as Thor by binding Misty. Brenna refused, and in the ongoing conflict Misty argued with Jormungandr against his goal of destroying Brenna and with her, the Thor mantle, as Brenna uppercutted Odin back into Asgard. Due to this, it is gradually becoming public knowledge that Misty's father is Loki, as the main people they were trying to keep it from (Asgard) already know.

In the season finale, Icarus--friend to Prince Arthur--contacted Big Team when Arthur went missing. As the team--Misty, Angy, Nat, and Sami--arrived at the shores of the Lady's Lake, they were met by Tyr, who Misty verbally confronted about his treatment of her brother. Tyr, to Misty's surprise and anger, admitted that Fenrir was his friend and he loved him dearly, but that "the needs of the gods outweigh the needs of anyone else," prompting immediate violent response from Big Team. While Tyr escaped, he all but stated he and unnamed others wanted Arthur dead to restart the Asgardian war with Avalon, and implied that their group intended to use Angy for that purpose. The team found Arthur and helped him finish his trials, but then were confronted by Sir Lancelot the Elder, eventually cornering him and a co-conspirator, who turned out to be Queen Guinevere. Without a clear way to either prove they'd attempted to kill Arthur or, practically speaking, do anything about it, the team unhappily let the pair leave. Afterward, they bore witness to Arthur gaining Excalibur, although he swore them to secrecy about it.

#### Season 7.5

Looking to gain a couple of hobbies, Misty joined a few local teenagers--including former team member Sabine "Beans" Nixon--in investigating a haunting at a local radio station. As with so many other missions, the circumstances spiraled out of control, and Misty and Beans were teleported--along with the radio station building--to Niflheim, where they discovered that a young girl, Oriana, seemed to have accidentally caused the warp. Signe and Flourish arrived to rescue them, as Oriana tried to warp them back home but instead took them first to Aerotopia and then to Halcyon. Oriana, stressed, had a baby reality warper meltdown; Misty put her to sleep via sleep dart, and when she woke up the team had a talk with her about if she wanted to go home or stay at the base. She picked the latter option.

Later in the season break, Misty aided Weaver, Cadenza, and Carmen in tracking down and recapturing Clotho and Lachesis of the Crimson Circle; Clotho, capable of reweaving the strands of fate, tried to change Misty's destiny and Misty, to her own deep surprise, reacted violently against the possibility of that. She's still piecing together why, and what that could mean for her.

#### Season Eight

Misty worked with newcomers to the team Tristane and Mystic Radiance to fight a servant of the Dire, Toxic Omen, after she attacked Joshua Hawthorne's radio station and poisoned him. For the first time, Misty successfully un-poisoned someone. Moving forward, Misty worked with Nat, Signe, and newcomer Revenant to stop the theft of a strange seed from Halcyon Botanical Gardens. A visit from Misty's father Loki led to Misty, Violet, Angy, and Carmen coming into control of a large mecha that crashlanded in Halcyon, and in the course of taking it for a joyride they raced a rival robot to the moon. While the mecha, which thanks to Carmen's abilities is now haunted by its former pilots and thus capable of independant flight, likely did not remain Misty's, she did keep the sentai suit it gave her, which has the added benefit of letting her survive in non-earth atmospheres.

Misty and Violet attended one of Nat's concerts, sponsored by local(ish) store chain Bullseye, only to find a scheme of the Crimson Circle, involving villain Stareater and a duplicate Cadenza. During the ensuing fight, Handler of the Crimson Circle managed to put Misty under her control, and Misty proved herself a somewhat formidable villain before Violet tricked her into breaking the device controlling her. A second call from Loki revealed that he had bet and lost his heart at the Mount Nomani casino, and Misty--along with Ophanim, Angy, Violet, and Nat--got to enact a casino heist to kidnap a god. On the way out, Misty saw Yamato again, but the chaos of the situation prevented her from asking about the supervillain's connection to Joshua Hawthorne.

When the seed that had once been stolen from the Botanical Gardens started to grow wildly, Misty, Revenant, Angy, and Sami investigated and discovered not only that the tree's fruit could give visions of possible futures, but also that a villain was involved who would broker deals with people and use their shadows to possess and control them if there was a chance the deal would be broken. Misty's own taste of the fruit revealed to her her crush on Angy.

Misty encountered Tyr once more, this time on a mission to the Tomb of Mysteries with Echo, Asiel, and Comet. Misty resisted the urge to fight the god, instead asking him to tell her about her brother, but broke off the conversation and stormed away when Tyr began speaking about how he had actually cared about Fenrir, but that this outcome was inevitable.

In the mid-season event, Misty - along with Angy, Randi, and Sami - were merged into an alternate universe styled after a YA dystopia. After aiding breaking Conmoro out of death row and learning that that universe's Joshua Hawthorne, far from being dead as YA-Misty remembered, was in fact a rebellion leader, the team managed to detangle their dimensions, although not before Misty unleashed a never-before-seen surge of power to turn the tide of battle in the rebellion's favor. Upon landing in B-verse safe and sound, Misty and Angy finally got their act together enough to confess their feelings, and are now dating (which doesn't change much about their relationship, they just kiss about it now).

After saving a crowd of onlookers from a supervillain team that returned as the aftermath of the Pocketing began breaking up, Misty finally remembered to ask her dad about his past, learning that he was once a scorpion-themed villain in a semi-villainous biker gang, and had at one point been kidnapped/arrested by Queen Guinevere. Misty, of course, thinks this is cool as hell.

Moving forward in the season, Misty, Tristane, Sami, and Mystic Radiance helped Mathlete, a reformed villain, track down his mentee Vanishing Act, who was being manipulated to attack Big Team by someone in league with the Syndicate. Later, Misty and Violet simultaneously got messages from "their idiots" (Loki and Finch, respectively) about being captured in a Crimson Circle base. Calling in Angy for backup, the two went to investigate and fell into a trap by Odin, who wanted Violet to aid him in stopping Ragnarok. They escaped with the aid of a tactical strike from Nat.

Loki, in a form reminiscent of a teenaged and entirely-alive version of his daughter Hel, asked for Misty and the team's help winning a clandestine roller derby match to retrieve a "burn book" containing, among other things, embarrassing stories of him trying to learn more about Midgard; in the process, Misty, Aeryn, Angy and Nat foiled a plot by the Dire, and Misty and Angy had a heart-to-heart about their relationship and expectations of each other. Alongside Echo and Aeryn, she attempted to foil Big Team counselor Barbie's "ask me a question I can't answer" challenge, and did not succeed but did recieve some insight into Tyr's likely thought process, exasperating her further with the Asgardian.

In an attempt to help a returned Jenny fix the danger room, Misty--alongside Aeryn, Greta, and Nat--ended up warped into the past, soon after the Dire attacked Joshua Hawthorne's radio station. Trying to figure out what was happening with Andromeda Moore--who, unbeknownst to anyone but Aeryn, is the civilian identity of Ethereal Brilliance--the team ended up in a fight with Yamato, who was strained by Aeryn's light-based powers but still managed to knock out every team member besides Misty and injured Misty as well. Misty's losing streak to Yamato continued in the Season Eight finale, when the supervillian--using Mount Nomani to harness the power of the Dire--not only disabled Misty's crossbow but activated Signe's long-buried vampiric instincts to attack the young demigod, forcing Echo to tap into his increasingly dangerous powers to save Misty.

##### Season 8.5

Misty assisted Echo, Nat, and Carmen in confronting Mercury Biotech and stopping Echo's doom, successfully saving the young hero and paving the way for him to leave the team and form his own, smaller hero force. Later, Misty was contacted by Vidarr of the Aesir, who had taken her dad hostage for his brother Baldr's safe return. Misty, who had nothing to do with Baldr's disappearance, was furious but (after rescuing her dad with the help of Tristane, SAMI, and Angy) went to search Halcyon for Baldr, who ended up having run away from home to try to get a sense of actually, you know, living in the world and helping people was like. He remains in Halcyon, to Misty's deep anxiety, but has told his family he wasn't kidnapped.

At the premiere of Signe's new movie, Misty was mind-controlled for the second time and made to fight Nat, Signe, and Greta, although they managed to snap her out of it before she could do too much damage. Later, Misty was pulled into a last dream-adventure with the Murderbabies before Nat went on tour, in the course of which Misty acquired a pendant inlaid with a sigil of Odin that she hangs from her belt like it's a war trophy. When Shiver, a villain with strange cold-and-fear-based powers, attempted to take Halcyon City hostage, Misty worked together with Hal, Signe, and Raleigh to stop her and Misty only got run over by a polar bear *one* time.

## Relationships

### Family

**Joshua Hawthorne**

Environmental health consultant for Halcyon City and part-time radio DJ at North Downtown Halcyon Community Radio, Joshua was a bastion of stability for Misty in her childhood. He did his best to make sure she felt included and happy, although it wasn't an easy task. He was injured by Misty when she was 11, accidentally; while she avoided him since returning to Halcyon, she and the Big Team came to his rescue when he was abducted by aliens as a hostage, and the two have reunited. He has recently admitted to Misty that he spent his youth as part of the Dawn Riders, a "semi-villainous" biker gang, and that this led to him saving Yamato's life once, and another time being broken out of Avalonian prison by Loki, which is how they met.

**Loki**

The Asgardian god Loki is Misty's other father and the source of her powers; honestly, as far as kids of Loki are concerned, Misty is remarkably human-passing, although this does not reassure Asgard at all*.* Loki, while not necessarily a good person, is a caring parent and has distanced himself from Misty for most of her life so as not to draw Asgardian attention to her. He's offered Misty help on a few occasions with his information, for which Misty is determined to pay him back. Now that the secret is out, they communicate more regularly, and Misty helping Loki prank the Creator-Queen led, in the end, to Angy getting her own dimension, so Misty is pretty pleased with, well, all of that. If he shows up around Misty he will be tackle-hugged.

**Jormungandr, Hel, and Fenrir**

Misty's monstrous siblings, who Misty feels a deep kinship with; they will occasionally aid her when she needs things and petitions them, but that sibling loyalty goes both ways, even when Misty is asked to do things that might not be in the better interests of Halcyon or Asgard. Misty has met Hel in person, as Hel took Naglfar on a tour of Midgard after Ragnarok was cancelled; the two connected, and Misty wants to keep in contact with her. Jormungandr seeks to break the cycle of Ragnarok through pre-emptive violence, causing an argument between himself and Misty; while they sort of reconciled, he sees her as naive and unaware of the power of fate.

### Friends

**Nat Nixon**

Nat and Misty met when both were caught in a trap by the Black Magic Club and teleported into the world of Disney's Descendants. While there they struck up a friendship, and Misty has remained a dedicated fan of Nat's music ever since, although mostly it takes the form of bothering her on chitter to release music. Now that they're on the team again, Misty sees Nat as a cool older team member and something of a role model, especially given her antimonarchist and pro-human-rights leanings. Nat is now aware of Misty's crush on Angy.

**Angraxaethe**

Misty and Angy met fighting a big dark-magic monster, which ended in the pair of them detonating Brenna's favorite 7-Beleven, drawing the attention of Vidarr-the Asgardian that Misty wants to meet least, and managing to drive him off. Misty thinks Angy rules; she's predisposed to side with monsters in any situation, and Angy likes fighting, can throw fire, is also not human, and seems to like Misty's company as well; what more could a girl want? Angy is Misty's best friend, and they are currently dating.

**Carmen**

Misty has been on a couple of missions with Carmen; while the Misty who was in the rokkr would have probably dismissed the bunny-girl at first glance, Misty deeply respects Carmen's combat prowess, history of focusing on the actual mission, and bond with the Big Bad Wolf. Anyone, in Misty's book, who is willing to befriend a wolf like that is a good person who Misty wants to be friends with. Additionally, Carmen has indicated that she has some understanding of Misty's conflict between family and the team, although Misty isn't sure she believes her.

**Violet**

Despite a somewhat-disastrous first mission together, Misty and Violet have bonded over a shared difficulty in returning to high school after spending years of their lives essentially not being teenagers; they also are both struggling with the question of if it's possible to be more than a weapon. Misty sees Violet, as well as fellow "Murderbabies" Nat and Carmen, as a bit of a role model on the Big Team; she also aided in the recapture of Clotho and Lachesis, Violet's "sisters" and enemies from the Crimson Circle, in Season 7.5.

**Bea**

After a mission to Utgard-Loki's house with Beatrice, Misty ended up bonding with her and--unexpectedly for Misty--opening up a little about her worries about Asgard's response to her, to which Bea promised to protect Misty--a promise that Misty wholeheartedly returned. Misty looks up to Beatrice immensely and sees her as a great example of a hero. Bea, like Carmen, helped Misty rescue Joshua from aliens, so Misty is now willing to die for her--and, hopefully not relatedly, to tolerate Brenna for her. After helping Bea steal Kvasir's mead back from her old gang, their friendship is even more solid, although the issue of Misty's brother being determined to kill Bea's girlfriend is still...unresolved.

**Brenna?**

Here's the thing: on principle, Misty hates Brenna because Brenna is Thor. *Off* of principle, Brenna is far more understanding than Misty had ever imagined, tends to have good ideas, cares a lot about some of the people Misty cares about, and has stood up *to Odin* for Misty's right to keep existing as a person and have a second chance. She is the only Asgardian Misty has ever heard voice issues with how Misty's siblings were treated. Misty would never admit that they're friends, but she does know that she's willing to go to bat for Brenna and even--maybe--be nice to someone from Asgard if Brenna asked her to. Depends on the person.

**Prince Arthur** **and Icarus**

While Misty is unlikely to admit it, she has developed a soft spot for Prince Arthur for a number of reasons, including him being a good sport about Misty, Carmen, and Bea extorting free dinners from him; the fact that he seems a lot more willing to actively help people than a lot of rulers of various places Misty knows or has heard about; and the fact that she feels a weird sympathy for him as someone else stuck with a fate that sucks, although she can't understand why he's so wililng and even eager to accept being King Arthur when it's destined to end badly for him. Still, especially after her meeting with his mother, she wants to do her best to stop him from getting the bad ending she's worried lies in store, in different ways, for both of them. His friend Icarus, though, Misty just thinks is cool.

**Echo**

Echo and Misty first bonded over a game of truth-or-dare which involved Echo prank-calling Cyclone from Misty's phone. Despite not running into each other on the team with much frequency, their similar personalities and shared friendship style of amiable bullying meant that they were fast friends, and Echo has been clearly and vocally supportive of Misty's crush on Angy, to Misty's horror.

### Other

**Christopher Crossover**

Mayor of Halcyon, Misty generally would have no real opinion on him if not for the fact that he and her dad have been hanging out suspiciously often recently. Misty thinks Crossover is a decent guy--not a real match for her dad, but who is?--but a bit of a pushover. She's sure that if things get serious, her dad will tell her about it--she trusts him. Until then, though, there's no harm in putting the fear of demigod into the mayor, just so he has some incentive to never let her dad get kidnapped on his watch again. After learning that Crossover knows about her dad's past in a somewhat villainous biker gang, he's moved up somewhat in her estimation. Maybe she'll even stop hazing him soon.

## Journal Entries

### Mistletoe's Journal

Misty doesn't have a traditional journal, but she does have a ritual-like habit of listening to her dad's show on WNDH, which often ends in her thinking about the past week while listening to the songs of the day.

## Additional Scenes

* Talking in Circles: Misty totally doesn't stalk the resident jotun on Big Team in an attempt to learn more about her father's culture. Over the next half-hour, Misty and Inge collectively overthink everything, are far too cagey, swear oaths not to hurt each other's family about what turned out to be the same family, and realize they're related. Somewhere, Loki is laughing.
* In the Spirit of Beasgiving: Misty and Brenna have absolutely no interest in working together, ever. But Bea cares about both of them, and they’re both invited to Thanksgiving, and they really, really need this not to be horribly awkward. So, Misty decides to give an apology that’s years too late.
* Oh, You're My Best Friend: Misty has never had a friend over before, and she's not sure how Angy will see her entirely normal, human dad and house. But that doesn't mean she doesn't want to share her life with the dragon, so she invites her over anyway.
* It Runs In The Family (I Come By It Honestly): After Misty met Tyr, she goes to commiserate with Inge about their shared familial tragedies--and ends up spilling her fears about fate, inevitability, and becoming the person she fought today.
* Back to School: Neither Misty nor Violet are eager or well-suited to returning to high school, but they're here now, and talk over how weird it is.
* Cookies and Confessions: Before Brenna leaves the team, she and Misty have some talking to do.
* "What Crush?": Spurred by an argument with Nat, Misty hunts down Violet to finally answer the question: Are Nat and Violet actually not dating, or is Nat just messing with her? The question opens up a bigger can of worms than she expects.
* Two Pots Discuss a Kettle: Misty and Angy hang out in a submarine, talk about their casino heist, and speculate on the love lives of their teammates.
* Our Kind of Scoundrel: After rescuing Loki from the consequences of his actions at a casino, Misty checks up on him to make sure he's doing alright--and to get a few answers about her other dad's history with Yamato.
* Who We Are And Who We Might Be: Misty offers Hal some inexpert comfort after a mission gone wrong.

## Quotes

* "I'm MIsty Hawthorne, and I'm the best shot in the world!" -Misty, just before out-shooting Wind itself at Utgard-Loki's house
* "They're stealing that pretzel cart. Wait, that's a good idea. Why aren't WE stealing a pretzel cart??" - Misty to Angy, leading to the pair having a pretzel cart which now resides in Angy's dimension.
* "Casper, I just realized something. Misty and Angy. Are kind of shonen anime protagonists." -Lancelot, OOC, Season 7
* "Misty has only robbed one person." "...what about Utgard-Loki." "That was too obvious, that doesn't count."
* "Don't play dumb with me, I'm better at it!" -Margaret Anne, mimicking Misty
* "Asiel. I want as much whipped cream as you can morally give me. I want you to look deep down into your soul and heart and conscience and ask yourself, "how much whipped cream can I ethically put on this hot chocolate?" And then I want you to do that." -Misty's drink order, S8E25
* "How does every conversation I have run an unaccountable risk of falling into the my-father's-sex-life black hole?!?" - Misty, paraphrased, in OOC chat for S8E45.

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