Edwin Jarvis (
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driftfleet2017-01-05 12:14 am
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Open. Mingle post for the Tourist!
Who: SS Tourist crew and visitors!
Broadcast: N/A
Action: SS Tourist
When: Through the month of January.
WE GOT A WAFFLE IRON FOR CHRISTMAS AND JARVIS IS GOING TO MAKE WAFFLES.
It's the only right way to start 2017.
(Everyone do top comments of stuff mkay.)
Broadcast: N/A
Action: SS Tourist
When: Through the month of January.
WE GOT A WAFFLE IRON FOR CHRISTMAS AND JARVIS IS GOING TO MAKE WAFFLES.
It's the only right way to start 2017.
(Everyone do top comments of stuff mkay.)

Breakfast at Tiffany's, only it's Jarvis and not Hepburn.
Which is a shame, he thinks!! He needs to be more of a valuable player here and do his part. It's only fair. And thanks to a gift-giver he isn't even aware of yet, he has just the thing! A waffle iron. Excellent. He's not sure how it got here, but it'll do.
The crew can come in to the lovely smell of waffles, imbued with the rich taste of a fruit from the gardens aboard the Iskaulit. Taken with permission, of course, and very much tasty. He's creating a stack on the table for those coming and going to take as they please. No worries, it smells heavenly, and he is confident that they'll be just what the crew needs.
Sure, the rest of the food around here is dreadful, but Jarvis has been experimenting, and he's nothing if not both patient and willing to taste-test the duds. Next he's hoping for more complicated works. Perhaps pies made from mucking around with these disgustingly gelled cubes he's found. Hmmmm.
Anyway, eat up, don't mind the fella with the apron mixing batter.
Absently to himself, "I do so wish I had a decent radio with some decent tunes."
... Maybe he'll make some of this synthetic bacon. Is that what this is? It hardly seems edible. He's going to have to mess around with ingredients tremendously before he serves such a thing. It would disgrace him.
(ooc: if you have any wildcards you want played out, just lemme know :))
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"So many waffles." Sorry, Jarvis. Priorities. You understand. Suddenly the gift she gave the crew here seems so much more genius. She finally looks over to the cook.
"You must be my new best friend."
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He smiles, pleasant.
"You flatter me, miss, but they're simply waffles. I apologize for the simplicity."
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Unfortunately for the "secret" part of that, he's also a man with a crutch and a shiny metal prosthetic that takes over at mid-thigh and extends down to a somewhat loud C-curve of a foot, so he's pretty hard to miss as he makes his way into the kitchen, bag slung over his shoulder and face lifted to sniff at the the unmistakable and completely unexpected odour of caramelising and leavened carbohydrates. The guy in the apron seems a likely culprit. The guy standing in front of-
"-holy cow, is that a waffle iron?"
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He turns as he speaks, one plate stacked as he sets it down on the table. He's a strange sort - very relaxed, very socially comfortable, and yet very formal. The signs of a focused butler, really. Even if he's technically unemployed here, he's not about to slow down; he enjoys working, enjoys doing for others.
So waffles for all it is.
"It's a marvelous waffle iron, works like a charm."
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It feels like a silly little offering now, bringing baked goods when they already have a guy working a waffle iron. So he leaves the parcel in its bag as it is, leaning his elbows on the table. "I didn't know the Tourist had a cook now."
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"You'll have to define decent," he said in way of reply, going to their coffee machine and petting it. "Please, just work today." A button, a grumble, and thankfully the machine worked, as if sensing Kirk's lack of patience and levity.
As it brewed, Kirk glanced to Jarvis. "Sorry, you're the new guy that got assigned to us, right? I'm Kirk, the captain." He held out his hand to him. "Welcome aboard, and thanks for cooking breakfast."
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He could probably make sure it runs like a dream.
"I could make a pot for the crew as well, if you don't mind; I'd like to get a feel for the machinery."
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"Oh, it's temperamental," he shrugged. "If you sing it one of the songs that Melkor left behind, it usually plays nice for awhile. You're welcome to try your hand at it. I did before, but it didn't seem to do much. But sure, by all means, make a pot. I'm sure everyone would appreciate it, including me."
He gave Jarvis a tired smile as the coffee maker took pity on him and began to gargle out a beverage.
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As such, Jarvis will suddenly find a grumpy elf skulking about into the kitchen, peering at the food that's being prepared. He does glance up, though, giving a soft, amused hum.
"I would not say that too loudly. You'll make Kirk play his 'music' again."
He absolutely used finger-quotes.
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"I'll keep that in mind, in this case."
He motions to the table, intricately set with plates, jams, and other condiments. None quite like earth's, not exactly, but he was sure to make sure they were all up to his standards; as a man who cares for a rich man, the bar is a bit higher. He made due.
"Please, sit, have as much as you'd like if you enjoy waffles. I could attempt to whip up something more to your liking if you would like."
(servant mode a-go, all serious business)
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He looks at the table again, hesitating before sitting down. Still, he just stares at the food, brow furrowed, before he looks back at Jarvis, head canted a little, eyes narrowed. He seems to be making a measure of the man.
"...You know, you do not have to do this. It is...good of you, but such work is not a requirement to live here."
He, more than anyone, is horribly aware of the thing line between servant and slave, and quite frankly, he feels like the Tourist needs neither. It doesn't help he really doesn't enjoy being waited on. It doesn't feel right.
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[ the little queen has not gone inside the kitchen. rather, she lingers at the doorway, waiting to be invited in. margaery is not quite like the rest of the crew, in her gown and silk slippers and in her speech, she is entirely medieval. modernity has not touched the way she presents herself. she is still a queen to be of seven kingdom and she cannot make it seem that she has moved past that. ]
It has been quite some time since I have heard a song.
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I would sing had I any ability to please the ear, madam. As it is, I think I'll have to appeal to one's nose instead; might you be hungry?
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"Something smells good."
This is especially impressive given the materials that they often had to work with in the fleet when it came to cooking. It seemed the Tourist had gained a rather talented chef. How can Wanda not be a little envious?
When they'd first met, Wanda did not have any of her memories. When they returned to her, she retained everything from that first month of confusion. She's hoping that perhaps this time she might make a better impression on Jarvis.
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He looks over with a pleasant expression, quite the mother hen in his element.
"Have you been well, Miss Maximoff?"
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OTA
She's here today to drop off some things she collected at the hotel that are more for Winn's place than hers. She figures they'll be moving on soon. She'll be sorry to leave. The hotel is her second favorite stop so far. Still, she's looking rested, relaxed. Maybe not quite as happy as she has been though. There had been so many losses before they got here and they were starting to pile up again with Remy, Pinkie Pie, and Cheese.]
(OOC: This can be used for all of January so just write a prompt that works for the current time whatever it is or hit me up at hauntedreality on plurk and I'll set something up for you!)
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he needs to process the grief, so he heads back to the tourist, where he knows he can be left alone with everyone enjoying the hotel. he sits in his room and replays the video of his first encounter with pinkie - it was when he and cisco introduced karaokebowl for the honor of their local pizzas. he was so excited to meet an actual talking pink pony - he never thought then that she would come to be such a pillar of joy in his life.
when kitty comes in he's sitting crosslegged on the bed, clutching the doll pinkie gave him for hearth's warming in one hand, his communicator propped up against the pillow, replaying old messages, his eyes sparkling with tears he still doesn't let himself shed.
he jumps when he spots her, fumbling to turn the video off, clearing his throat and shoving the doll behind him. ]
Hey -- did we - [ he puts on a smile and tries to adopt a more casual tone. ] am I spoiling a surprise?
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Oh, I'm sorry. I --
[The apology is out of her mouth before she's even seen who it is. Recognizing Kitty, a relieved smile finds its way onto Wanda's lip. Good. She's glad she hasn't been wandering around this ship for no reason.]
Ah, finally found you.
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You were looking for me? [A little amused that she was found on the Tourist but it's completely fair. She's definitely here enough most of the time.] What's up?
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[ winn's wandering over to the engine room for a routine check up - being out in space is stressful for him, and making sure everything is running smoothly with his own hands and eyes helps ease that worry. he walks past the cargo hold when he notices the docking shuttle, and decides to linger and welcome whoever's coming on board. it could be one of his friends, it could be someone who needs directions, it could be that he's feeling pretty secure about the state of the ship he was only going for that check up cuz he was bored and the possibility of company is extremely welcome.
he leans against the wall, and waves at the woman who disembarks. they've never really met, but he recognizes her; kitty's party, his party, the network, he's seen that face around. ]
Hey -
b. OTA - basically a wildcard.
[ while the fleet still lingers by the hotel, winn spends as much time as he can in it (christmas and whenever his waffle sense tingles excluded). it feels pretty rare to stop somewhere nice, and the last time they did he was out for two weeks, so he's determined to make the most of this one.
he does, however, pop in every once in a while (despite the captain's threat to throw him out if he catches him here. sorry jim - he just doesn't believe you!) to check on the state of the ship, drop off some purchases, just hang out for some quiet time, or yeah - work on his projects.
once the fleet gets moving, it's back to the same old routine - splitting his time between the tourist and the windrose, wandering the halls of the ship in the middle of the night to work on one project or another, making cup after cup of coffee in the kitchen, and trying to be a good boy and follow the work out regime the dear captain made for him in hopes it'll cheer him up a little - but usually failing because have you seen the list of projects he has going? who has time for the gym! ]
a.
[She returns the wave. A slight eyebrow rise accompanies it, but she grins at him pleasantly enough.]
Winn, right?
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[ he's not sure how this is going to go which makes him a little nervous. on the one hand - she's kitty's friend, steve's friend. on the other, he recalls kara telling him once that they've had an awkward encounter, and he's the king of awkward. the fact that her fate in kitty's world also comes to mind doesn't help much either.
he smiles. this isn't national city, most people seem to like him fine here. no reason to assume differently without any proof, right! ]
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