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driftfleet2016-03-20 11:18 am
reconstitution) wrote in driftfleet2016-03-20 11:18 am
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Who: Winter & You
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: The Iskaulit
When: 3/20
[ Text ]
How does everyone deal with loss? How much of an impact is it meant to have?
Similar. Unrelated. Is anyone familiar with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder? I would like to know more.
[ Action >> Iskaulit ]
[ If you happen to be on the Iskaulit at any time in the wee hours of the morning, between two and six, you may run into Winter utilizing the gym. There aren't really posted hours, and that's usually when no one else is around.
The poor sandbags that he helped Jim hang all those months ago are getting a beating. Winter's focus is zeroed in on the same worn spot, but apparently something gives. Winter reels his left arm back, a high metallic whine the only warning before he lands a blow. It's enough force that not only does it knock the sandbag from its hook, but it goes flying across the room like it's nothing.
Emotional? Who's emotional? Nobody here. Mind your business! ]
[ Action >> Heron ]
[ Winter may have been restless before, but without Jim, this is something new entirely. Crew have been coming and going regularly over the past few months, but this is different. The Atroma decided that he should be captain? Over someone who would probably be more capable at it. He sees what you did there. You just couldn't pass up the chance to not have to change names in the roster, huh?
He's trying to wrap his head around it. Sure, he led teams on missions as the Winter Soldier, but that was different. He wasn't really calling the shots. Being Captain is new and scary and leaves room for so much to go wrong.
If anyone wants to bother him, or happens to be visiting, he is more than likely roaming the halls trying to burn off the nervous energy. He's comfortable with the ship, but now he wants to know it inside and out.As if he hadn't already done that. Honestly, he is distraught without Jim and doesn't know how to handle it. It's not as if he can talk to Natasha about it, either. Or Steve.
The message is more than clear- don't get attached. ]
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: The Iskaulit
When: 3/20
[ Text ]
How does everyone deal with loss? How much of an impact is it meant to have?
Similar. Unrelated. Is anyone familiar with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder? I would like to know more.
[ Action >> Iskaulit ]
[ If you happen to be on the Iskaulit at any time in the wee hours of the morning, between two and six, you may run into Winter utilizing the gym. There aren't really posted hours, and that's usually when no one else is around.
The poor sandbags that he helped Jim hang all those months ago are getting a beating. Winter's focus is zeroed in on the same worn spot, but apparently something gives. Winter reels his left arm back, a high metallic whine the only warning before he lands a blow. It's enough force that not only does it knock the sandbag from its hook, but it goes flying across the room like it's nothing.
Emotional? Who's emotional? Nobody here. Mind your business! ]
[ Action >> Heron ]
[ Winter may have been restless before, but without Jim, this is something new entirely. Crew have been coming and going regularly over the past few months, but this is different. The Atroma decided that he should be captain? Over someone who would probably be more capable at it. He sees what you did there. You just couldn't pass up the chance to not have to change names in the roster, huh?
He's trying to wrap his head around it. Sure, he led teams on missions as the Winter Soldier, but that was different. He wasn't really calling the shots. Being Captain is new and scary and leaves room for so much to go wrong.
If anyone wants to bother him, or happens to be visiting, he is more than likely roaming the halls trying to burn off the nervous energy. He's comfortable with the ship, but now he wants to know it inside and out.
The message is more than clear- don't get attached. ]
action » heron
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« Bosses want to know what the Soviets are up to. I was knee-deep in an interrogation with a particularly skilled operative when all this unpleasantness out in California popped up. Summer, 1947. »
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« They're not likely to tell you much- especially if they are loyal to their government. »
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[ in another situation, this might have sounded almost ominous. but even in a foreign tongue, peggy's tone is certain. curated. she speaks more to a depth of understanding with the enemy operative than to any intention to torture or coerce.
not that she's against hurting dottie -- but it's not much of a fair game when she can't hurt back. ]
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[ He can't be completely sure, but he didn't think Peggy had torture in her bones. How persuasive is this woman to make a Soviet operative give anything away? ]
action » heron
[ peggy's words trail free. not because of the language barrier -- although it's always a little trickier to put hunches and private guesses into words than it is other sentiments. rather, she hasn't voiced this uneasy connection to anyone else.
winter seems as though he might be the very last person she should try and tell, and yet here she is. ]
« I suppose we fascinate each other. »
action » heron
« Why do you say that? »
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« The day I caught her, she was disguised as me. A tactically sound strategy, I suppose -- but she didn't have to be. »
[ before hitting her head back on the starstruck -- before remembering more of home, like this, she could never have revealed so much about dottie. everything had still been so uncertain. ]
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[ He hands the bottle over to her, waiting to hear what she says. ]
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« It's fair to say so. She was calling herself Dottie -- but heaven knows what name she was born with. The facility we saw in Russia didn't have much left in the way of documents. »
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[ If her bosses wanted to know what the Soviets were up to, it made sense, but at the same time, it could have been incredibly dangerous. What if it had been a running facility? ]
[ After a long pause, ] « What did you find? »
action » heron
what an uncharitable thought. peggy tries to shake it away, soothing her ruffled feathers by reminding herself of how little she remembered upon her 'return' home. ]
« Classrooms. » [ she answers, still in russian. ] « Training facilities. I was there with the Commandos -- we came across a young girl, and she was already... well, the conditions were abhorrent. That place was making children into assassins. »
action » heron
« One thing Russia does well. »
[ The Russians have nothing but their winter. Cold and unforgiving, it strips away compassion, rips away hope. Only things that can withstand it can survive. Emotions are a weakness, ties a liability. Liabilities are dealt with swiftly. There is no room for error. ]
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[ It could very well be him she is referring to. Even if it if, there are things that she's not ready to hear.. Especially since she was spared with the calibrations. ]
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[ He says it with more venom than he means to. Zola is one of the very few people he has a healthy fear of. Years spent being tortured aren't easily forgotten. That squat, wormy face is one of the most common variables in his nightmares.
One Peggy never got to see while cognizant of his mind. Winter grips the glass a little tighter. ]
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not that steve needed her saving in the end. peggy swallows hard, and then swallows a mouthful of ersatz whiskey. ]
« I'm sorry. »
[ for bringing it up? or for letting it happen? who knows. ]
action » heron
It happened, it was shitty. He'd rather not discuss it yet. It's not something he'd been prepared to talk to Jim about, so he's even less inclined to share with Peggy.
He waves off her apology with a hand. ]
« Stop apologizing. It doesn't make things any better. »
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