Peggy Carter (
mucked) wrote in
driftfleet2017-04-03 03:18 pm
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Who: Peggy Carter, some rumours, and you!
Broadcast: text, then video.
Action: y, aboard the starstruck.
When: today!
[ a message materializes on the network around midday: ]
Peggy Carter's got a veritable guy-pile of suitors: Edwin Jarvis, Max Rockatansky, Jason Wilkes, Jack Thompson, Howard Stark, Stefan Salvatore, Steve Rogers, Sam Winchester, James Barnes, Clint Barton, Daniel Sousa, and counting! How many more can you name?
[ and not long after (in a state of utter pique and dismay), that same network registers a rather heartfelt reaction -- but this time with accompanying wide-eyed video. ] Jack -- Jack Thompson? Un-bloody-likely. The only thing he's ever got his eyes on is the next greasy rung on the ladder. [ peggy scoffs, disgusted. ] As pranks go, this one's been truly shambolic. The first of April was days ago.
[ in a few hours, she'll enjoy her meltdown all over again when she finds a box of sponsor gifts in the cargo bay filled with stickers, each with a different so-called suitor's name scribbled into the blank space. all of them are filled in except for an ominous pile with an attached note: in case there's so many you start to forget their names. blanks included for any others that we might have missed. ]
Broadcast: text, then video.
Action: y, aboard the starstruck.
When: today!
[ a message materializes on the network around midday: ]
Peggy Carter's got a veritable guy-pile of suitors: Edwin Jarvis, Max Rockatansky, Jason Wilkes, Jack Thompson, Howard Stark, Stefan Salvatore, Steve Rogers, Sam Winchester, James Barnes, Clint Barton, Daniel Sousa, and counting! How many more can you name?
[ and not long after (in a state of utter pique and dismay), that same network registers a rather heartfelt reaction -- but this time with accompanying wide-eyed video. ] Jack -- Jack Thompson? Un-bloody-likely. The only thing he's ever got his eyes on is the next greasy rung on the ladder. [ peggy scoffs, disgusted. ] As pranks go, this one's been truly shambolic. The first of April was days ago.
[ in a few hours, she'll enjoy her meltdown all over again when she finds a box of sponsor gifts in the cargo bay filled with stickers, each with a different so-called suitor's name scribbled into the blank space. all of them are filled in except for an ominous pile with an attached note: in case there's so many you start to forget their names. blanks included for any others that we might have missed. ]

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[ which is lovely! and she does enjoy a meal with jarvis -- she just doesn't know why steve needs to be involved. perhaps she remains somewhat tender and protective of her relationship. it's hard to put it on display. ]
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[ honestly he suggested steve cuz double the guests - double the distraction. and also cuz it seems rude to exclude him from jarvis' excellent cooking. and, cuz they're friends and he likes hanging out with steve too. ]
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[ she doesn't mean to be callous. the thought's simply new. going to dinner parties as a couple, good god. ]
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but in truth, deep down, it's because she remembers a certain kind of pain while witnessing mister and missus jarvis and their happiness. she's hesitant to inflict the same thing on her friend, although she knows he'd never take it poorly. ]
It would be a change. We tend not to eat together on the Starstruck. Not all of us, and not often.
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We're super tight on the Tourist, we have movie nights.
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[ and yet she suspect she could manage it -- if push came to a rough shove. still, she's a merciful woman. at times. ]
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You'll have to fight Kara for him.
[ okay no of course no one will give him a hard time if he wants to leave, or if he chooses to stop cooking. but he's much more comfortable with making jokes about kara's obsessive relationship with food than he is with trying to figure out whatever subtext he's missing in this conversation. ]
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[ cuz fighting supergirl for a guy is definitely a bigger deal than calling him by his first name. he teases, but his smile is very fond. it's always nice to see friendships, especially so with peggy who always seems to try her hardest to keep these things subdued. ]
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[ doubling back to his original topic, now that things feel a little more normal again. ]
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[ no, really, he does not do angry with any form of grace. ]
Sounds good.
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[ the true measure of her friendship: she's willing to share. ]
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I'm due for a lucky break! [ so much progress, maybe in 3 years he'll even get that hug! ]
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[ JUST FOR YOU, MISTER SCHOTT. ]
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Til then, Peggy.
[ he arrives on time; he makes a point of always being as punctual as possible with peggy, and smiles at her as he makes his customary move towards the coffeemaker - he knows, if he wants coffee he has to make it himself. ]
So, how's my luck doing?
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and on a thin plate she's placed a modest amount of shortbread cookies. ] Stellar. In the meantime, Stefan dropped off a whole new container. Takes the sting out of sharing.
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[ he smiles and makes his coffee. pours her tea, too, and brings both cups with him back to the table. ]
How'd you do with these? [ he taps the paper ] Any issues?
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[ she hesitates. ] I've got another little nut I'd like your help in cracking, first.
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Shoot -
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it's really quite horrible. but peggy makes no comment on its contents, and her silence as good as dares winn to try and do anything but the same. ]
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