That
Random MGS Slash Generator is way, way too much fun to play with.

There wasn't really anything to read into - it was, hell, it was a disguise, and it wasn't even a very good one; he'd not done anything with his hair at all, he was still unshaven, and colour contact lenses made his eyeballs itch and no-one really cares about the colour of your eyes anyway. Hair colour...well, that was different, he'd let it grow out, but no-one remembered Solid Snake being the blond one - that was Liquid, and as much as having hair the same as that bastard hurt it was a hell of a lot better than getting shot to death in the street for being the Evil Terrorist Solid Snake.
There wasn't really anything to read into. It was a disguise, it was enough to get about without getting shot, it wasn't even a very good disguise - no prosthetics and no contacts, no dyes and no plastic surgery. He hadn't pulled a Decoy Octopus and shaved his cheekbones and sliced off his ears so he could fit a rubber mask over the top without any unseemly bulges. He wasn't wearing a mask. He had a ski mask. He was just choosing not to wear it right now. It explained a lot about the damn guards, though - it cut off your vision quite a bit more than healthy. Like wearing a pair of blinkers. Plus, it was already hot enough in here, and anything originally designed for use in Arctic combat made you feel on fire in moderately warm conditions. Sweat stings if you get it in your eyes.
There wasn't really anything to look into, he thought, staring at his reflection in the glass of the window, ignoring Otacon's Codec-chatter in his ear, like the little shoulder-angel from Tom and Jerry cartoons - tips, advice, and witty reparte, but today it was just
SEAL Team 10'll be here soon, stay on your guard over and over. More like a parrot on his shoulder. And he just didn't have the heart to tell him to shut up.
Apart from the glass, there was nothing to look into here. Just his reflection. But it wasn't his reflection, it was the reflection of his not-very-good disguise. The face was his, and the hair was Liquid's, but the costume, the poise, the name was all someone else. A Navy SEAL, seperated from his comrades. Furrows in his brow that Snake had bound away for so long behind the bandanna that he'd forgotten he'd ever had them. It wasn't him staring back, even though the disguise wasn't very good. It had already permeated him, somehow. This other him. Snake, dark hair, bandanna, and this other him, so different.
There wasn't really anything to delve into at all. Except the other him's pants. And the huge long list of videos and Codecbabble that Otacon had recorded of situations like this. Nothing to delve into at all.