Tony Stark (
in_extremis) wrote in
revivalproject2022-04-02 08:27 pm
Entry tags:
- destiny: cayde-6,
- detroit become human: york stark,
- ffvii: reeve tuesti (crau),
- it chapter 2: richie tozier,
- marvel comics: tommy shepherd,
- star wars: cal kestis,
- the magnus archives: jonathan sims,
- voltron: keith (dfau),
- †: circle of magic: lark,
- †: destiny: lord felwinter,
- †: ffxv: noctis lucis caelum,
- †: marvel comics: jean grey (crau),
- †: marvel comics: lauri-ell,
- †: marvel comics: tony stark,
- †: mcu: quentin beck,
- †: star wars: rey
Indictment
WHO: Absolutely everyone.
WHERE: The diner.
WHAT: A decision has to made about threats to the community.
WHEN: After an attempted murder, a chaotic rescue, and an awkward reunion. Now.
WARNINGS: Nothing yet. Mark it if something comes up because...
NOTES: Structurally, this is a mingle, so you can decide what part of this is actually important to you. What you talk about in here doesn't have to be directly Beck-related, but for details about the incident, further organizing, and if you want to determine what your characters might have done/seen/heard in the meantime, this post is still good!
[NETWORK//text @ everyone]
This was the last thing Tony wanted to do. The diner at least felt familiar, neutral--somewhere he could be in control, without having all of the attention on him. Being able to bask in the attention would have been so much easier. As it was, that felt like he would be inviting everyone to really examine the cracks in the armor. They were here because he had already lost control.
As if that didn't already feel enough like an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, Tony found himself standing in a circle of seats that he had arranged, the tables pushed up against the walls, and couldn't honestly say how much that had been intentional. He raised a lip, and looked to Felwinter as though he would have any illuminating insight about productive interior design. He seemed like he wanted to be here even less than Tony did. Beck was his charge for the time being, though, and as awkward as it was to stand in his stupid chair-circle with the pair of them, Tony did appreciate having Felwinter there to keep an eye on their...problem. Even if having witnesses to his restless energy made it all the more humiliating. Felwinter couldn't sit on Beck forever just to make sure he didn't lure anyone else off the edge of a cliff, so they were all going to have to survive a little humiliation.
"I think the coffee's done," Tony declared, with absolutely no idea what state the coffee was actually in and readily moving toward the kitchen regardless. "Do you want one? I'll get you one. Do you do that sort of...?" He was still talking, and what Felwinter did or didn't eat and drink might have otherwise been something Tony pushed him about, but he was already mentally in the kitchen and trailed off as he went, flapping a hand to wave off any refusal of his offer or explanation about Felwinter's digestive situation. Maybe he would just stay in the kitchen and listen, let Beck hang himself.
Tony took a deep breath, pushing his sunglasses up his nose and squaring his shoulders, readying himself for a performance.
WHERE: The diner.
WHAT: A decision has to made about threats to the community.
WHEN: After an attempted murder, a chaotic rescue, and an awkward reunion. Now.
WARNINGS: Nothing yet. Mark it if something comes up because...
NOTES: Structurally, this is a mingle, so you can decide what part of this is actually important to you. What you talk about in here doesn't have to be directly Beck-related, but for details about the incident, further organizing, and if you want to determine what your characters might have done/seen/heard in the meantime, this post is still good!
[NETWORK//text @ everyone]
Come to the diner. We have to talk.
If you don't show up, I'll assume you agree with me because you're incredibly intelligent and graceful. The city of Temba thanks you for your contribution to our justice system.
This was the last thing Tony wanted to do. The diner at least felt familiar, neutral--somewhere he could be in control, without having all of the attention on him. Being able to bask in the attention would have been so much easier. As it was, that felt like he would be inviting everyone to really examine the cracks in the armor. They were here because he had already lost control.
As if that didn't already feel enough like an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, Tony found himself standing in a circle of seats that he had arranged, the tables pushed up against the walls, and couldn't honestly say how much that had been intentional. He raised a lip, and looked to Felwinter as though he would have any illuminating insight about productive interior design. He seemed like he wanted to be here even less than Tony did. Beck was his charge for the time being, though, and as awkward as it was to stand in his stupid chair-circle with the pair of them, Tony did appreciate having Felwinter there to keep an eye on their...problem. Even if having witnesses to his restless energy made it all the more humiliating. Felwinter couldn't sit on Beck forever just to make sure he didn't lure anyone else off the edge of a cliff, so they were all going to have to survive a little humiliation.
"I think the coffee's done," Tony declared, with absolutely no idea what state the coffee was actually in and readily moving toward the kitchen regardless. "Do you want one? I'll get you one. Do you do that sort of...?" He was still talking, and what Felwinter did or didn't eat and drink might have otherwise been something Tony pushed him about, but he was already mentally in the kitchen and trailed off as he went, flapping a hand to wave off any refusal of his offer or explanation about Felwinter's digestive situation. Maybe he would just stay in the kitchen and listen, let Beck hang himself.
Tony took a deep breath, pushing his sunglasses up his nose and squaring his shoulders, readying himself for a performance.

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He swallows the lump in his throat and keeps his eyes closed tight, not ready to let go yet but he probably should.
"Um... thanks." He mutters as he finally does let go.
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"You don't have to thank me."
He pulls Peter close for a second hug, this one tighter and shorter than the first. When he lets go he looks the kid in the eyes as seriously as he can. "My best friend once told me that I didn't have to take care of myself alone. You don't either. Okay? So if you need a place to crash or just someone to talk to... or a hug? Just come find me."
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"I might take you up on having a place to crash after all." He states after a moment. At least he knows Steve won't go crazy and try to kill someone so that was one less thing to worry about.
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And thus Peter does the impossible and gets Steve to accept a limitation of his own. Sure, it was in the process of getting Peter to sleep, but still. Mark calendars.
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"I'm.. it's fine. I'll be okay. Um, are you-you were sick?"
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He frowned a little at the talk about sleep though.
"So. Uh. Is the lack of sleeping due to your...powers? The spider? Like you're more nocturnal or somethin' like that?"
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"Uh.. I-you know I used to have asthma right? And I've had pneumonia at least once and I know from experience that that stuff can-if you'll excuse the language-can really kick your ass." If nothing else, concern for someone else is always a good distraction. Should Mr Rogers even be out here like this? Is this how May felt every he wanted to go outside? He probably owes her an apology.
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He shrugs and reaches into his pocket to produce his inhaler proudly.
"Billy made this for me when I got here. Works real swell. Better than the cigarettes I used to need. Helped a bit with being sick, too. Bucky wanted to go and ask for more help but I don't like bothering folk for small things. I bet you get that."
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He knew that a lot of the time medical treatments in the past were backwards but seriously, they gave cigarettes to an asthmatic?
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Honestly they hadn't helped all that much so they might as well have been. Maybe they hadn't been a good idea.
"The inhaler is better though. By far..."
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He pauses a moment because this probably a weird time to be discussing this. "...Sorry, I didn't mean to get so derailed."
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But yeah. Okay. Maybe it wasn't the best idea. Steve sighs to shake the defensiveness off.
"But I suppose it sounds the same to someone who's from the future. It's alright, son. I guess it is a little foolish."