Tony Stark | Iron Man (
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video | un: iron.man
[The video opens on a very nice view of a warehouse ceiling, at least until there's a muffled curse offscreen and it tilts to reveal one Tony Stark. He's practically vibrating with the kind of manic energy that means he's been working for possibly too long, all hair standing on end and a few dark smudges on his face, but he looks pleased at least. Just behind him is a glowing blue hologram picking out the lines of something circular, spinning lazily like it was hurriedly abandoned.]
So hey, you all know those power plants out there in yonder abandoned wasteland? Sure you do. I know there's one working, but I've got some ideas for how to give the other ones a good kick. Thing is, I could use an extra hand.
[The metal arm that's been slowly rolling along behind him suddenly straightens and twists in Tony's direction, claw at the front contracting. Without looking back, Tony just snorts.] Not you. [The arm droops, somehow giving the impression of looking disappointed, but continues his trek to wherever he thinks he's going.]
Anyway, yes. Manpower needed. Preferably the kind that knows it's way around a welding iron, but I'll take what I can get. Oh, and a metric shitload of palladium. So if anybody's got a spare catalytic converter or twenty, let me know.
[He reaches for the phone, then pauses, something slightly sardonic flicking across his mouth.]
Or if one of you magic types wants to straw-into-gold me up some, I'll take that too.
Thanks in advance.
[Looking much more satisfied, he reaches the rest of the way to cut the feed.]
So hey, you all know those power plants out there in yonder abandoned wasteland? Sure you do. I know there's one working, but I've got some ideas for how to give the other ones a good kick. Thing is, I could use an extra hand.
[The metal arm that's been slowly rolling along behind him suddenly straightens and twists in Tony's direction, claw at the front contracting. Without looking back, Tony just snorts.] Not you. [The arm droops, somehow giving the impression of looking disappointed, but continues his trek to wherever he thinks he's going.]
Anyway, yes. Manpower needed. Preferably the kind that knows it's way around a welding iron, but I'll take what I can get. Oh, and a metric shitload of palladium. So if anybody's got a spare catalytic converter or twenty, let me know.
[He reaches for the phone, then pauses, something slightly sardonic flicking across his mouth.]
Or if one of you magic types wants to straw-into-gold me up some, I'll take that too.
Thanks in advance.
[Looking much more satisfied, he reaches the rest of the way to cut the feed.]
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[There seems to be a lot he doesn't know about all of them.]
Maybe you'll tell me.
>private
>private
[That's different.]
Is it that weird to ask how you are? You look like you haven't slept in days, by the way.
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[He'd assume that would be something Steve is used to. He isn't that different from the other Stark.]
I don't know, usually when you start going on about people not telling you things, there's an implied lecture in there somewhere.
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[Yup, that's Tony all right. He always finds a way to dig under Steve's skin.]
I was asking a simple question, that's all. You don't have something to hide, do you, Tony?
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No seriously, I'm fine. I'm working. What more do you need?
[He's always happier when he's working. The concerning part is that it took him this long to get there.]
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[Tony and his obsession with work is pretty normal, but Steve doesn't appreciate being called out. Naturally, he's going to be sour now.]
So you're just fine. When did you last eat?
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Sam is coming over to feed me, at ease.
[He does pause to peer at the video, though.]
While we're on the subject of not hiding things, you sure you're okay?
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He frowns, jaw stiff.]
I don't know what you mean.
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Alright, sorry. You want to come over and see what I'm working on?
[The best kind of olive branch he knows how to give.]
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Is that all right? I don't want to impose.
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[He shrugs a little.] You don't have to, just figured it might be easier to show you.
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I'd love to see what you're working on. Should I bring anything? If you're planning on putting me to work, I want to be prepared.
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Nah. The real work won't be for a while yet. I'm still in the planning stage.
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All right. You'll need to explain it to me, but I like to see you work.
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Break it down for me. I'll be by this afternoon. Unless you'd rather I give you more time?
[ You know, in case that was a subtle hint earlier and Tony and Sam are having a work date. ]
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[It's pretty much an open invitation, when he says it like that.]
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Tomorrow, then? I won't make it too early.
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[Or if he's, you know, sleeping or something. It could happen.]
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[Wait, he thought this Tony only had robots.]
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When did he get here? I haven't seen him around.
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He's an AI, Steve, what exactly would you be seeing?
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[Wait, wait, maybe this is all just a coincidence.]
Did you know a man named Jarvis at one point?
[Subtle.]
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