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myresponsibility) wrote2014-10-05 07:46 pm
myresponsibility) wrote2014-10-05 07:46 pm
043 | SPAM & VIDEO
[Open Spam]
[Peter has been cataloging the damage to the ship in every nook, cranny and corner he can get at, taking video, snapping pictures, and writing everything down. He revisits certain trouble spots, ones where they seem bad, but maybe not bad enough to focus on immediately just to make sure they haven't totally fallen apart yet. That means he's on the ceiling of the dining hall, going in and out of unoccupied cabins, knocking on doors of anyone who's got rot outside their cabins and sometimes climbing around in the elevator shaft just to make sure they've got all their bases covered.
He's doing this all in his Spider-Man costume, sans mask, because it's less likely to get caught in the mechanics of the elevator shaft or you know, anywhere else, and he's not looking to get squished or stuck anywhere, thanks.
It's... weird to be wearing it again after so long. He still really doesn't feel like he should, but at the same time, it kind of feels like he's supposed to.
(No, that doesn't really make sense, but bear with us.)
He's also keeping an eye out. It seems like more people are displaced than not, and he's not stupid: even with the power dampeners back in place, there are people who are going to be serious problems, and he's got the ability to stop them, and the moral obligation to do it.
So watch out, Barge. Peter Parker is (a little reluctantly) back in the saddle.
Which means he's got some other stuff to take care of.]
[Warden Filter]
Hey. I'm Peter Parker. Not the fangy, gross, kind of possessed by I don't even know what Peter, [The joke still falls a little flatter than it should, like he can't quite reach the same easy glib humor as before. He sounds (and looks) a little older than he should. He (and his costume) also looks a little grimy, because the elevator shaft is a bit dusty and gross? Maybe we should clean that more often?] Just, you know. Me. Spider-Man. [He tries really, really hard not to let on how weird it is to say that.] And I'm the other warden on Maintenance and Repair.
So, you've all already heard Anya's speech, and I'm not gonna give it to you again, but seriously: we need help. Even if you don't want to go back there, you're gonna have to if this place falls apart. I've been doing a lot of digging around trying to figure out what the best plan of attack should be, and if you need a hand learning how to play nice with power tools, I'm around.
And if you can't handle your inmate, even with reduced powers or whatever? Call me. I can help.
[Anddd now he's a bit uncomfortable, maybe a little unsure, and it shows in his expression a bit, but he clears his throat and furrows his brow and kind of just powers through.] Thanks.
[Peter has been cataloging the damage to the ship in every nook, cranny and corner he can get at, taking video, snapping pictures, and writing everything down. He revisits certain trouble spots, ones where they seem bad, but maybe not bad enough to focus on immediately just to make sure they haven't totally fallen apart yet. That means he's on the ceiling of the dining hall, going in and out of unoccupied cabins, knocking on doors of anyone who's got rot outside their cabins and sometimes climbing around in the elevator shaft just to make sure they've got all their bases covered.
He's doing this all in his Spider-Man costume, sans mask, because it's less likely to get caught in the mechanics of the elevator shaft or you know, anywhere else, and he's not looking to get squished or stuck anywhere, thanks.
It's... weird to be wearing it again after so long. He still really doesn't feel like he should, but at the same time, it kind of feels like he's supposed to.
(No, that doesn't really make sense, but bear with us.)
He's also keeping an eye out. It seems like more people are displaced than not, and he's not stupid: even with the power dampeners back in place, there are people who are going to be serious problems, and he's got the ability to stop them, and the moral obligation to do it.
So watch out, Barge. Peter Parker is (a little reluctantly) back in the saddle.
Which means he's got some other stuff to take care of.]
[Warden Filter]
Hey. I'm Peter Parker. Not the fangy, gross, kind of possessed by I don't even know what Peter, [The joke still falls a little flatter than it should, like he can't quite reach the same easy glib humor as before. He sounds (and looks) a little older than he should. He (and his costume) also looks a little grimy, because the elevator shaft is a bit dusty and gross? Maybe we should clean that more often?] Just, you know. Me. Spider-Man. [He tries really, really hard not to let on how weird it is to say that.] And I'm the other warden on Maintenance and Repair.
So, you've all already heard Anya's speech, and I'm not gonna give it to you again, but seriously: we need help. Even if you don't want to go back there, you're gonna have to if this place falls apart. I've been doing a lot of digging around trying to figure out what the best plan of attack should be, and if you need a hand learning how to play nice with power tools, I'm around.
And if you can't handle your inmate, even with reduced powers or whatever? Call me. I can help.
[Anddd now he's a bit uncomfortable, maybe a little unsure, and it shows in his expression a bit, but he clears his throat and furrows his brow and kind of just powers through.] Thanks.
spam!
He stops, turns, and looks up at the kid in red and blue that's stuck to the ceiling and, well, just kind of stares for a second.]
Dude, that's kind of creepy.
spam!
So he just very calmly looks down at Wally and smiles.]
Yeah, well, arachnophobia is pretty common, [He offers, a little wryly. There's still some of that grief and depression lingering in his expression somewhere, but it's a lot less noticeable than when Wally was first on board and talked to him, so that's progress, at least.]
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He doesn't seem to mind, considering he's just chewing that weird mess while giving Peter that same half-contemplative, half-weirded out look.]
Yeah, especially when the last spider-guy I knew happened to be an assassin for hire. [Munch munch] Kind of cultivates arachno-wariness.
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[The grin fades a tiny bit while he explains, because this in particular he's not joking about.]
I'm not usually so like... out with this kind of stuff, but everyone figured it out super quickly. I guess I'm in comic books.
[He's absolutely not bragging, it's still weird as hell to think people know that much stuff about some version of him. Sure, some celebrity is kind of cool (or was, before), but he didn't do this to be someone's tabloid, you know?]