Edwin Jarvis (
edwinjarvis) wrote in
driftfleet2016-12-30 03:42 pm
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Who: Mr. Jarvis and you!
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: Marsiva
When: Today!
[The video begins with a fellow in a well-pressed suit and a carefully adjusted tie, all befitting someone who puts the most care into looking a well-kept part in society. His poor hair could do with some pomade - it hangs a bit, droops like a wilted leaf on his forehead, but otherwise he's made sure to keep his dignity in the wake of this... horrible event. He's been clearly kidnapped. Kidnapped! He prays Miss Carter is safe somewhere; the last thing he remembers is being hit with a tranquilizer, but he can't seem to remember if it had been a terribly dangerous affair. Didn't they have the assailant in their trunk? Oh, what a beast the man had been. He will attempt to keep his composure regardless. It's his job.]
While I appreciate that you've let me keep my reading glasses, I'm afraid I won't be broken in by such... backwards methods. Whoever you are and wherever you have... taken me, I can assure you that you've chosen a terrible person to kidnap and that kindness will earn you nothing of use. I'm just the butler; a chauffeur, and I'll have little to offer you, unless you would like to learn how to properly fold any and all manner of clothing.
... Or how to properly prepare a dining table.
[I imagine nothing of that sort will interest you, you're probably all thuggish barbarians.]
If you think you'll get anything at all from me otherwise — well!
[He folds his arms, and though he's concerned for his health in the future (god please don't murder me whoever you people are), he is doing his best impression of an impassive, dry-witted butler. As always. He doesn't sell it perfectly, but at least he's selling it, and that's what matters. Look how tough and unbreakable I am. Can't hurt a butler when he's down.]
You're sorely mistaken.

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How do I turn this thing off?
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: Marsiva
When: Today!
[The video begins with a fellow in a well-pressed suit and a carefully adjusted tie, all befitting someone who puts the most care into looking a well-kept part in society. His poor hair could do with some pomade - it hangs a bit, droops like a wilted leaf on his forehead, but otherwise he's made sure to keep his dignity in the wake of this... horrible event. He's been clearly kidnapped. Kidnapped! He prays Miss Carter is safe somewhere; the last thing he remembers is being hit with a tranquilizer, but he can't seem to remember if it had been a terribly dangerous affair. Didn't they have the assailant in their trunk? Oh, what a beast the man had been. He will attempt to keep his composure regardless. It's his job.]
While I appreciate that you've let me keep my reading glasses, I'm afraid I won't be broken in by such... backwards methods. Whoever you are and wherever you have... taken me, I can assure you that you've chosen a terrible person to kidnap and that kindness will earn you nothing of use. I'm just the butler; a chauffeur, and I'll have little to offer you, unless you would like to learn how to properly fold any and all manner of clothing.
... Or how to properly prepare a dining table.
[I imagine nothing of that sort will interest you, you're probably all thuggish barbarians.]
If you think you'll get anything at all from me otherwise — well!
[He folds his arms, and though he's concerned for his health in the future (god please don't murder me whoever you people are), he is doing his best impression of an impassive, dry-witted butler. As always. He doesn't sell it perfectly, but at least he's selling it, and that's what matters. Look how tough and unbreakable I am. Can't hurt a butler when he's down.]
You're sorely mistaken.
[........ brb fumbling now]
How do I turn this thing off?

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Nor your non-intimidating demeanor.]
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Did you?
[Who are you, why do you look normal, what is happening.]
They'll hire anyone for these nefarious affairs these days, won't they.
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More's the pity. It's become harder and harder to find work as a nefarious questioner as a result, but luckily I'm very good at it. [Delivered with a mournful air which is a little at odds, but what can you do. She certainly doesn't look like she's about to break out the torture implements.]
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[ the device displays a familiar face. familiarish. peggy's been here long enough that she's changed: her hair is a little longer, and her makeup more subdued. but her brassy tone is the same as ever, and she levels edwin jarvis with a very stern expression that only but barely veils a wellspring of affection. ]
From a very tough man, I imagine. [ ... ] Hello, Mister Jarvis.
[ it's hard not to feel delighted; for now, she tries remain even-tempered. ]
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[He deflates a bit, like a balloon you've managed to stop the air from escaping just in time, and it's clear now that he's seen her he's had a lot of concerns regarding his favorite partner in crime. He'll try to be formal anyway (DON'T PANIC, PEGGY - aka DON'T PANIC, ME).]
Are you alright? Are you safe? Have they been feeding you?
[WHAT have they been feeding you i bet it's been d r e a d f u l muck]
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Perfectly safe. [ she stretches the truth. just a little. ] I can assure you, there's no immediate cause for concern.
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The little button on top of your screen. Whenever you want to turn it off.
[ stars and stripes and a brooklyn accent, they're all there. ]
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[a+ jarvis
good introduction to peggy's bootysqueeze
you've done it, buddy]
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[ his door his open, he can hear Peggy scolding you from two rooms over. ]
I'm sorry about the welcome. I know not a lot of things make sense right about now.
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[He scowl makes it very clear exactly what he thinks of that.]
But for what it's worth, we're not being directly harmed or interrogated either.
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They'll find I'm not fit for it, unless they enjoy a good game of Ludo.
What sort of entertainment can one possibly gleam from this?
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Eh, you're sure selling yourself short. Shouldn't you have more pride in your profession than that? Are you saying a butler can't be useful or offer the kidnappers anything?
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[Also, playing up his uselessness will protect Mr. Stark and Miss Carter, and that is key.]
Though I can assure you I take great pride in my work, fear not.
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[ Good job, Jarvis. You've doomed us all. Hey there, pal. ]
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(It's the hippy hair, so unbecoming.)
Also don't make him internally panic.]
... You don't suppose so, do you?
Oh god above, I hope they're not preparing us as dinner. I should hope I haven't doomed us all.
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Chuckle all you want, you won't have a penny's worth of information from me.
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[Why did his voice sound somehow familiar to her?]
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I am more than happy to accompany you on this journey, miss.
Though I fear we'll have more questions than answers at the end of the day.
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[ Not really as if a kid from an apocalypse will offer them much expertise. Unless they suddenly want to learn how to wield firearms that aren't of the laser persuasion. ]
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People find their reasons to take others against their will, unfortunately.
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Actually not the worst idea, maybe if you teach all of us how to be proper they'd get bored and send us home.
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Bore them with fine British etiquette. And then we could play chess wordlessly until they throw their hands up and wave the white flag.
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