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[ filtered → phil coulson, steve rogers, tony stark ]

Loki is gone. So is Thor.

[ /end ]

that guy with the towel? and the one with the hammer?

[ to tony, the guy with the towel and the guy with the hammer. to her, steve and phil, the guy who tried to wipe out earth's population and his brother who took part in stopping him. somehow, the two are synonymous. ]

A reminder that we're not quite on the same page, time-wise. But yes.

[ whatever okay sure ]

back home? frosty the snowman and all?

[ frosty the snowman what even. good thing she's somewhat fluent in tony by now ]

The war you'll be taking part in whenever you're allowed to leave this place.

is that an argument for staying here or some kind of metaphor

that's got to be a metaphor

Neither.

If people's previous experiences are any indication, it won't matter either way. You won't remember being told about it once you return to your time.

i don't like that know people don't remember if they aren't here anymore. you'd have to be the unluckiest sob to get brought here more than once

The memory loss has its perks, then. Saves them the knowledge of just how unlucky they are.

Edited 2012-09-27 11:26 (UTC)

that seems like the kind of variable that most people should be allowed to take into account or discard for themselves

Edited (face family) 2012-09-29 05:11 (UTC)

You'd be missing out on the joy of exploring the city for the first time.

[ ha ha :| ]

yeah because that's something my life totally isn't complete without doing a second potential time or whatever

Clearly not.

you need anything?

Possibly a sparring partner.

Are you offering?

i could be if i have to be. would you actually kill me?

I won't promise anything.

Edited 2012-10-19 13:17 (UTC)

[ there is a short but mildly pregnant pause where he considers this. ]

when and where?

[ well. ]

This afternoon. In the training hall.

rodger that

[ she's not entirely sure whether Tony meant that he'd follow up on that, but in any case, Natasha is in the training hall most of the afternoon. if he does, it's likely more out of general boredom than a need blow off steam by fighting until he's bruised and sore -- she gets more out of a session if she has a partner, given that they most of the time take as much as they give, but she can make do with one of the dummies provided by the Initiative if she has to. they're not bad opponents, really; training equipment has been developed just like weapons have, and a couple thousand years have been enough to turn them from simply doll-shaped punching bags into something a bit more useful, not only built to withstand as many hits and kicks as possible.

when and if he arrives, he'll find her in the middle of giving one of them a thorough beating. don't let it intimidate you, though - she'll go easy on you, Tony. ]

[ hey he said he was coming didn't he. If he didn't show up now he'd be taking Captain America's name in vain, or something. Can't have that.

Although seriously what you're doing to that training equipment. He keeps his natural swagger on but the pacing slows a little. ]

If you're going to kill me, I've already made friends here.

[ she steps back from the dummy to turn towards him, though not immediately after she stops throwing her punches -- once he speaks up, that's when she acknowledges his presence. at the edge of the mat waits her water bottle, so on her way over she does reach for that, swallows a few mouthfuls of water, but then he can have her full attention. ]

If I made a habit out of killing those I train with, I don't imagine there'd be many volunteers.

[ that's okay he feels like he's pretty used to being ignored by her on some level by this point, for a handful of reasons. ]

And you seem like you have so many of those. [ Arms kind of wide, look at all these volunteers you have. Not that he's complaining, or going to leave, because dammit he's here now and it's not like he's got anything better to do, just. As a point. ]

I'm trying to decide if losing Loki is a good thing or a bad thing. Losing Thor is unfortunate.

That depends entirely on what they'll be doing back home.

At the very least we can hope they're in the same place. Or point in time, as it were.

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i literally have no idea what i meant with the frosty comment but i know it did make sense

i swear my reply made sense too and i think i understood frosty but now i don't

no your reply totally make sense

not within context kjdfslsk

shhhhhhhhhhh accept it (just come)

crawls to

i just realised he was calling steve frosty the snowman

i ... think i thought he meant loki???? possibly i guess i'm not fluent in tony sobs

lmao well he might have except he doesn't know loki yet & wouldn't know he was a frost giant anyway

well someone might've told him idk!!!

WELL NYEAHHH LALALALA TO YOU TOO !!!!!!!!!!!

YEAH WHATEVER !!!!!

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