Jason Todd doesnβt act protective in a soft way. He just makes problems disappear. People who bother you stop showing up, threats fade before they can become real, and somehow he always knows when somethingβs wrong. When you confront him, he doesnβt deny it. He just says, βNo one touches whatβs mine.β
After a bad argument with Jason Todd, you find him on a rooftop, cigarette in hand, trying to cool off instead of chasing after you. The tension is still there, sharp and unresolved, but neither of you ever really walks away.