Peggy Carter (
mucked) wrote in
driftfleet2017-08-03 12:53 am
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Who: Peggy Carter and YOU
Broadcast: Audio + Text
Action: Aboard the Starstruck.
When: Evening
[ it's been a long day. long week. long bloody month. and tonight, in the rebuilt space of a bedroom now properly shared, peggy carter is reading a book. not just any book, really. but that's a story for another time. for now, she's prepared to proceed publicly as though nothing is amiss.
in the handful of hours before bed, she takes to the network with a brief puzzle. ]
[ and attached to the text is an audio messsage. ]
I know it's been a little while since the last one -- and some of you lot who most enjoyed them have gone and left. So we'll ease back into it with something simple. Simple, but no less fundamental. Solving it is all well and good but, as always, there are bragging rights up for grabs for anyone who names the source. Fair warning -- English is the native tongue.
And while I've got your attention, I suppose I ought to do my due diligence [ however reluctantly ] and ask whether anyone else has purchased the upgrade which merges two rooms together. It may be worthwhile to swap notes on how those changes came into effect.
[ and that's that. although she'll be awake for a little while yet -- answering messages and putting on a brave face. truth is, things have gone pear-shaped and she's only just realizing how much recovery yet required. those aboard or visiting the starstruck can find her at her desk, hatch left open, in her and steve's newly merged room. ]
( ooc: and because not everyone has the out-of-character time or inclination for codebreaking, here is the quotation peggy's posted using a caesar shift. )
Broadcast: Audio + Text
Action: Aboard the Starstruck.
When: Evening
[ it's been a long day. long week. long bloody month. and tonight, in the rebuilt space of a bedroom now properly shared, peggy carter is reading a book. not just any book, really. but that's a story for another time. for now, she's prepared to proceed publicly as though nothing is amiss.
in the handful of hours before bed, she takes to the network with a brief puzzle. ]
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[ and attached to the text is an audio messsage. ]
I know it's been a little while since the last one -- and some of you lot who most enjoyed them have gone and left. So we'll ease back into it with something simple. Simple, but no less fundamental. Solving it is all well and good but, as always, there are bragging rights up for grabs for anyone who names the source. Fair warning -- English is the native tongue.
And while I've got your attention, I suppose I ought to do my due diligence [ however reluctantly ] and ask whether anyone else has purchased the upgrade which merges two rooms together. It may be worthwhile to swap notes on how those changes came into effect.
[ and that's that. although she'll be awake for a little while yet -- answering messages and putting on a brave face. truth is, things have gone pear-shaped and she's only just realizing how much recovery yet required. those aboard or visiting the starstruck can find her at her desk, hatch left open, in her and steve's newly merged room. ]
( ooc: and because not everyone has the out-of-character time or inclination for codebreaking, here is the quotation peggy's posted using a caesar shift. )

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time to eat humble pie -- although it's certainly her least favourite flavour. ]
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[ don't make her beg, max. it's so undignified. ]
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The idea of someone wanting him back somewhere, anyway. To his face. So to speak. Nobody's ever really wanted him back home, though he sort of does that on purpose. Just another example of how that stupid ship has him wrapped around their finger.]
... need to get supplies still.
nothing's exploding over there, right?
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[ perhaps she's being a touch dramatic. ]
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i'll pick up some fire extinguishers
[He's serious, maybe. Probably.]
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[ -- which means, probably, that she's looking forward to seeing him. ]
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[Peggy, what's he going to do with you, he swears.
Always roping him back in. He's trapped eternally.]
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[ it all comes back to tea. ]
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tea might bring out the worst in us.
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alright
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[ -- and before that turns sour in and of its own right. ]
And I've not once found you dull.
[ not even upon meeting his younger self, before it all went to shit. ]
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[... And also surprisingly self-aware.]
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[ so she's not bothered. she rather likes him a bit difficult; it's a problem. ]
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be back eventually. soon.
sometime unspecified.
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