Tony Stark | Iron Man (
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riverview2017-09-04 05:07 pm
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[Tony's in his workroom, look surprised. His expression is deadpan, but there's something almost pleased underneath it. An almost imperceptible loosening of the tension that's always there in the set of his shoulders.]
So I know we're all well aware that this place is weird as hell, but does stuff just like. Turn up sometimes? Your stuff, I mean. From home.
[As he's talking, a metal arm pops into view behind him. The claw at the front of the arm clicks together once, then starts slowly creeping forward like it's trying to peer at the camera over Tony's shoulder. It's about the least subtle thing imaginable, considering the robot's sheer size, but Tony seems to be quite comfortably ignoring it.
At least until the claw nearly knocks right into the camera and Tony has to move it out of the way like he's holding it out of the range of a toddler. The robot arm is still taking up most of the image now, though. When Tony's voice comes again, it's more than a little resigned.]
'Cause this definitely mine. Unfortunately.
So I know we're all well aware that this place is weird as hell, but does stuff just like. Turn up sometimes? Your stuff, I mean. From home.
[As he's talking, a metal arm pops into view behind him. The claw at the front of the arm clicks together once, then starts slowly creeping forward like it's trying to peer at the camera over Tony's shoulder. It's about the least subtle thing imaginable, considering the robot's sheer size, but Tony seems to be quite comfortably ignoring it.
At least until the claw nearly knocks right into the camera and Tony has to move it out of the way like he's holding it out of the range of a toddler. The robot arm is still taking up most of the image now, though. When Tony's voice comes again, it's more than a little resigned.]
'Cause this definitely mine. Unfortunately.

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[He glances at Dum-E out of the corners of his eyes. The robot has apparently discovered something interesting on his desk and is impressively failing to pick it up.]
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To be fair, "charming" is definitely being generous.
[ Elle kind of sucked.
... That whole movie kind of sucked. Even David Hasselhoff couldn't save it. ]
So was this your attempt at rigging a claw game gone horribly awry, or—?
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[ Much like a dog. ]
He got a name?
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Why don't you just, like, reprogram him?
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Because then he wouldn't be Dum-E.
[As if that makes perfect sense.]
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With a glowing review like that, I can see why you keep him around. I mean, the way you talk him up, I’m starting to wonder why every home doesn’t have its own Dum-E.
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[Yes, he knows it's sarcasm. He's ignoring that.]
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Sophisticated AI like that is bound to put you guys on the fast track to a singularity.
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That's why I usually have an actual AI riding herd on him, but I'm still going over his code to make sure it's all in one piece.
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Please tell me the AI’s called SkyNet.
[ Peter shouldn’t be excited by this prospect but, hey, there he goes. ]
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[Never heard that one before.]
He's JARVIS, if you really want to know.
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JARVIS.
[ Less mocking, more trying it on for size. ]
Sounds classy.
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I know my own work, believe me.
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Hey. Just saying, this place is weird.
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