CLINT (HAWKEYE) BARTON (
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driftfleet2017-02-27 11:55 am
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Who: Clint Barton
Broadcast: Video from Clint's room aboard the First Breath.
When: Now.
[People of the First Breath, I hope you like Blur's Song 2, because in the last 48 hours Clint finally decided to pick at the the media files on the Atroma network. He's been listening to this song through the speakers on his communication device at what he believes is a respectable volume, and while it hasn't been playing on repeat, it has been playing multiple times an hour for the last little while.
So when he begins this broadcast it's to the sound of a disembodied voice singing Yeah Yeah. Ohhh yeah, and the dying final chord of that same song announces Clint's message like some sort of unorthadox fanfare.]
Where have I heard that song before? Blur, Song 2. It in a commercial or something?
Can't get it out of my head.
But I can get it in there. Which is - great. Got my hearing back a while ago. Pair of working hearing-aids courtesy of Cisco Ramon and Winn --... somebody. Winn and Cisco. Well, and Kate. Thanks, Kate and Winn and Cisco. I'm not trying to make some sort of announcement though - that's not what this is about. I'm just asking, you know that list of books and movies and things on the network? Does anyone have any suggestions? I tried going through it all in order but there are some wacko things in there. That list of Abominations? I dunno.
[He shakes his head and glances off-camera toward where his door would be, but the distraction is momentary.]
Maybe some day, but for now I was wondering if anyone else has read or watched or heard any of the stuff on there, and if you've got any suggestions.
Oh, and Atroma. If you're listening: just one episode of I Love Lucy? That's cold, even for you.
Broadcast: Video from Clint's room aboard the First Breath.
When: Now.
[People of the First Breath, I hope you like Blur's Song 2, because in the last 48 hours Clint finally decided to pick at the the media files on the Atroma network. He's been listening to this song through the speakers on his communication device at what he believes is a respectable volume, and while it hasn't been playing on repeat, it has been playing multiple times an hour for the last little while.
So when he begins this broadcast it's to the sound of a disembodied voice singing Yeah Yeah. Ohhh yeah, and the dying final chord of that same song announces Clint's message like some sort of unorthadox fanfare.]
Where have I heard that song before? Blur, Song 2. It in a commercial or something?
Can't get it out of my head.
But I can get it in there. Which is - great. Got my hearing back a while ago. Pair of working hearing-aids courtesy of Cisco Ramon and Winn --... somebody. Winn and Cisco. Well, and Kate. Thanks, Kate and Winn and Cisco. I'm not trying to make some sort of announcement though - that's not what this is about. I'm just asking, you know that list of books and movies and things on the network? Does anyone have any suggestions? I tried going through it all in order but there are some wacko things in there. That list of Abominations? I dunno.
[He shakes his head and glances off-camera toward where his door would be, but the distraction is momentary.]
Maybe some day, but for now I was wondering if anyone else has read or watched or heard any of the stuff on there, and if you've got any suggestions.
Oh, and Atroma. If you're listening: just one episode of I Love Lucy? That's cold, even for you.

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I recommend The Princess Bride and Anastasia, though they might not really be your thing.
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Hey wait, I got a thing?
[He knows what she's trying to say, of course, he's just gently ribbing her for the presumption. Clint Barton is exactly the sort of person who would gladly binge-watch network television shows, let alone romantic comedies or Disney-level animated movies.]
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Well, I assume everyone's got a thing. But you won't know until you try?
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Isn't Anastasia that one Disney movie about the bat?
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that said, she doesn't ghost him. she doesn't freeze him out of her life. how could she? that's the very sin she can't quite seem to forgive him for committing. ]
I'm glad you're making the most of'em. [ ...and she almost leaves it at that. reluctantly: ] Was beginning to worry you'd gone full recluse.
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[There was no point denying it, was there? But he wasn't in here sulking and drowning himself in drink. So that's a plus.]
You ever notice how loud these ships are? 'cus they're loud.
[Everything seemed loud to him now, still, which was a large part of the reason he hadn't been to any parties lately.]
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[ this is the kind of conversation she can just about stomach -- pretending they're both feeling the same kind of nostalgia. she hasn't yet told him about the move to california. ]
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[He smiles,]
Except for me. I can turn my ears off. It's basically a super-power. Do you think it would catch on if I started myself Quiet Man?
[If he intended the irony given his relative radio-silence, he's hiding it well.]
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he should have called. ]
Kind of a dorky name, actually. Alias trends are really heading in an artsy one word direction. Like -- Taciturn. Or Muffle.
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I mean it Winn. The tech - thank you.
[It still works. So far.]
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You're very welcome. Let me know if you need any adjustment or if it's starting to show signs of wear and tear, we'll fix it for you.
[ seriously, this feels good. it's one of the few projects he actually feels genuine pride for. this mattered. ]
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[Clint had been glitch-free since coming here. If an augment could glitch, why not a hearing aid?]
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[ what do you mean he's not helping? ]
- basically I'm like 90% sure the worst they could do is shut them down.
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[Clint had developed a weird distant hostility toward that guy, and didn't really know why. They'd just never gotten along, not a single time they'd spoken. Plus he was one of Kate's friends. So of course Clint was going to give him a hard time.]
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Well done - I mean, congratulations.
[He might sound strangely enthusiastic about this, but for one reason or another most of the conversations he's had with kitty so far have ended up in the doom and gloom category. Probably because he's been so interested in where she came from. It's good to see that there are better things beyond that, in her present.
And Winn, well, slowly, he was growing on Clint.
Slowly.]
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How are the hearing aids working out for you?
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[Stefan winces. Logically, he knows that he can't control what Atroma places on the network, but it was attached with his name and everything.]
I might've told an ex-girlfriend that it was my favorite. Honestly, if I could? I'd take it all back.
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un-suggesting it?
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Yeah, it would be my tenth time.
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