Matt Murdock (
avocadoatlaw) wrote in
driftfleet2016-09-30 06:48 pm
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Who: Matt Murdock + anyone!
Broadcast: Video
Action: SS Wonderduck
When: When he arrives after the Shuffle
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[ Matt hates confetti, there's nothing worse for upsetting his senses than over stimulation. So he stands, waiting for the 'celebration' to pass. He'd only been in the last room (ship?) long enough to be moved along to the next, so now here he was, trying to get his bearing through a snowstorm of flying paper.
Once he does, at least a bit, he can focus on the refreshments. It's clearly party food, which seems safe enough, so he assembles his stick and moves forward. ]
I, uh, hello?
[ He clears his throat. ]
My name's Matt Murdock, and I think you all are expecting me.
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[ Later, Matt sits in front of the monitor, dark red glasses covering his eyes. He's calm, but it's clear that he's holding back stronger emotions. ]
If anyone seeing this knows me, I need to know you're here. Suffice to say, I have a few questions.
Broadcast: Video
Action: SS Wonderduck
When: When he arrives after the Shuffle
action
[ Matt hates confetti, there's nothing worse for upsetting his senses than over stimulation. So he stands, waiting for the 'celebration' to pass. He'd only been in the last room (ship?) long enough to be moved along to the next, so now here he was, trying to get his bearing through a snowstorm of flying paper.
Once he does, at least a bit, he can focus on the refreshments. It's clearly party food, which seems safe enough, so he assembles his stick and moves forward. ]
I, uh, hello?
[ He clears his throat. ]
My name's Matt Murdock, and I think you all are expecting me.
video
[ Later, Matt sits in front of the monitor, dark red glasses covering his eyes. He's calm, but it's clear that he's holding back stronger emotions. ]
If anyone seeing this knows me, I need to know you're here. Suffice to say, I have a few questions.

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How do you know that? Have people here been back home?
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One of the advantages of knowing a few people around, it gives you the chance to compare notes.
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That makes this sound more like a mass hallucination than a kidnapping.
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[And even that would be less complicated than the theories Natasha finds herself putting together now.]
Whatever's happening here, it's safe to say we're kidnapped. Unless of course you think I'm a figment of your imagination?
[Her voice seems to curl at the end, a sort of resignation tinged with wry humor. If Matt listened to Natasha's appearance on Capitol Hill, it might sound familiar. If not, it might just sound husky and tired.]
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[She doesn't always find she gets the warmest welcome there.]
You might have heard me on TV though. I've made the news a couple of times now.
[Not something she likes to admit, but if he is from their world, there's not much of a point in avoiding it.]
Natasha Romanoff. Nice to meet you.
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And here you had me thinking I was famous.
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I don't usually think of it as famous.
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[ He grins, because more than most people Matt knows the media doesn't always get it right. ]
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[She says it with humor, but the sentiment is real. Attention is the last thing a spy wants, and Natasha bears up because someone has to, but she's not a big fan of the spotlight.]
So... Matthew, right? You probably have some more questions than hat.
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That's what I thought. So then what now? What does an Avenger do in space?
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There's a bar, so there's that.
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Clearly I could use a drink.
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There are two of them on one of the ships—the Iskaulit. There's some other common space there too. A garden. Gym. Things like that.
[A pause before she adds.]
If I run into you there, maybe I'll buy you one.
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Are you doing anything better now?
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[ It's basically a joke, for obvious reasons, but not because he thinks he can't. So far the operating systems have been very accommodating, and he's betting on an autopilot. ]
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[Her voice is light as she responds, teasing. Clearly in on the joke.]
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[Pausing a beat, then:]
Sure. I don't have anything better to do. I'll come by and get you.
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That is definitely an offer I can't refuse.
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