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reconstitution) wrote in
driftfleet2016-07-09 11:57 am
Winter & Vision's (not so) Excellent Adventure
Who: Winter, Vision, & You
Broadcast: n/a
Action: Forest, planetside
When: July 9th
[ This thread is going to serve both as a canon update to post Captain America: Civil War for Winter and Vision, but also be used as a monthly catch-all with prompts. ]
[ It's been a few weeks since they've landed, so Winter's finally gotten over most of his initial uneasiness. Enough to finally venture into the forest for a hike and get the lay of the land. He's familiar with the beach and the markets, and he's heard things about the forest and a certain tree, so he needs to see for himself if the rumors are true.
It's relatively peaceful, and he hasn't come across anyone else yet. He's making his way around a fallen tree when an animal jumps out of a nearby bush and startles him. Winter stumbles back, and his immediate reaction is to reach out with his left hand to steady himself. Unfortunately it's still broken, so it doesn't cooperate like it's meant to. Which means that he trips and falls. Down a steep hill. Only having one functioning arm means he raises his right to shield his head until he can manage to slow down or run into something. Which is exactly what he does before his head smacks solidly against a hard surface. ]
[Meanwhile, the Vision is similarly engaged in heading toward the tree to investigate it. He’s heard you need someone’s hand to hold in order for the magic to work, but his curiosity has the better of him and he’d like to observe it in action first. A scuffle down below his flight path catches his attention, and he swoops into the forest to see what’s going on just in time to see Winter, of all people, taking a tumble down a steep hillside. He rushes over to try and intercept the man before he seriously hurts himself, and in his rush he miscalculates his own density and slams down hard enough that Winter smacks his head against the Vision instead of catching himself safely.
Oops.
The impact is enough to snap the Vision’s head back and hit it against the tree he’d been trying to prevent Winter from hitting. So now there are two enhanced individuals knocked out on the forest floor. How very impressive.]
Broadcast: n/a
Action: Forest, planetside
When: July 9th
[ This thread is going to serve both as a canon update to post Captain America: Civil War for Winter and Vision, but also be used as a monthly catch-all with prompts. ]
[ It's been a few weeks since they've landed, so Winter's finally gotten over most of his initial uneasiness. Enough to finally venture into the forest for a hike and get the lay of the land. He's familiar with the beach and the markets, and he's heard things about the forest and a certain tree, so he needs to see for himself if the rumors are true.
It's relatively peaceful, and he hasn't come across anyone else yet. He's making his way around a fallen tree when an animal jumps out of a nearby bush and startles him. Winter stumbles back, and his immediate reaction is to reach out with his left hand to steady himself. Unfortunately it's still broken, so it doesn't cooperate like it's meant to. Which means that he trips and falls. Down a steep hill. Only having one functioning arm means he raises his right to shield his head until he can manage to slow down or run into something. Which is exactly what he does before his head smacks solidly against a hard surface. ]
[Meanwhile, the Vision is similarly engaged in heading toward the tree to investigate it. He’s heard you need someone’s hand to hold in order for the magic to work, but his curiosity has the better of him and he’d like to observe it in action first. A scuffle down below his flight path catches his attention, and he swoops into the forest to see what’s going on just in time to see Winter, of all people, taking a tumble down a steep hillside. He rushes over to try and intercept the man before he seriously hurts himself, and in his rush he miscalculates his own density and slams down hard enough that Winter smacks his head against the Vision instead of catching himself safely.
Oops.
The impact is enough to snap the Vision’s head back and hit it against the tree he’d been trying to prevent Winter from hitting. So now there are two enhanced individuals knocked out on the forest floor. How very impressive.]

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Because it's become something of a tradition to leave our actions that occur at home back in that timeline. If I'm willing to give Loki the benefit of the doubt despite his previous actions, surely--
[But it does matter to him, and so it matters. Even though it doesn't have to.]
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Your emotions are valid and important and they should not be minimized or ignored. Anyone who makes you feel otherwise is wrong.
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I'm not certain anyone expected me to have them, you see. And they certainly weren't supposed to affect me in combat situations.
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Because you're an android.
[Data comes to mind, insisting that he is not worried - cannot experience worry - about Geordi's disappearance, and the nanites' desire to be free and to have a world of their own and the exocomps disobeying their programming in order to protect themselves. Then, of course, there is Daneel, with his elusive Mona Lisa smile and his gentle protectiveness.
I don't think in the correct way.
Beverly's not sure any of that helps Vision, but she lets him see all of it, every time robots surpassed their creator's expectations. It is a failing of organic beings that they struggle to see beyond the machinery of artificial lifeforms to who they really are. She's sharply aware of this failing, has seen it in herself on more than one occasion. If only Daneel were still here... but he's not and so she'll try to do her best for Vision.]
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The last more than the others is what concerns him.]
Thank you.
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[And then she cannot help it any longer - she gives Vision a generous hug, full of love, both for him and for herself.]
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You are a good friend, Beverly. I would do well to remember that.
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You are too. Don't forget that either.
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I'll try.
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[Her hands rest on his upper arms for a little longer. She can tell he's still uncertain but this is not something that they can fix in a day, so it's a step at least.]
I don't want you to lose yourself.
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I've doubled in age, you know. That would affect anyone.
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Very true. I'm certainly not the same as I was at 24 and I doubt I'll be the same at 96.
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They say age and wisdom go hand in hand, but that's not exactly promising in my case. It's supposed to become easier with age.
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Some things are easier, some things aren't. But the important thing is to keep going and know that you're not alone in this.
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I'm glad to have some friends who still support me, at least.
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[She takes his hands in hers and smiles, though there's still sadness lurking in her thoughts.]
Come on, I think we could both use a distraction, hmm?
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You're probably right. What did you have in mind, if I may ask?
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It's also an engineering problem, albeit a simple one. I don't suppose you have any tools?
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Just these.
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[A seashell here, a stick there--he can use what he finds to advantage, and after some intense building he's managed to create a detailed sand version of the Avengers Tower.]
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Very impressive.
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Hmm. Perhaps--
[And then it hits him what he's missing - he takes an old-fashioned-looking camera out of a pouch on his belt and snaps a photo.]
There. Now it's recorded for posterity, even if the tide should rise this far.
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