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Why is Clint Barton in the rafters, when he's by all rights way too old and (by some accounts) dignified to climb up there?
Well. He was drinking his morning coffee when some thing touched the back of his foot with a long tendril, and all he saw was its weird misshapen form skittering away.
It was weird, okay? Anyway. He's sitting on a rafter, watching the room below, with a mug of coffee in his hands and a jar of peanuts next to him.
[tiny tag: creepy doll
ooc: No new threads, unless we've talked about it :)! I'll be around this weekend, but I am at this point Friday asleep.]
Well. He was drinking his morning coffee when some thing touched the back of his foot with a long tendril, and all he saw was its weird misshapen form skittering away.
It was weird, okay? Anyway. He's sitting on a rafter, watching the room below, with a mug of coffee in his hands and a jar of peanuts next to him.
[tiny tag: creepy doll
ooc: No new threads, unless we've talked about it :)! I'll be around this weekend, but I am at this point Friday asleep.]
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Well, that's a given, but if anything, it's getting odder. For example... there's that ex-care-bear down there, the one stalking various waitrats? That one is being annoying, according to one Other. It's escaped being killed three times now.
A paw the size of a dinner plate slaps the stuffed critter upside the head, stretching from underneath the nearest table. The toy goes flying, fluffy stuffing floating in its wake, spinning beneath another table.
A few seconds later, there's the thump of something heavy landing in the rafters.
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"Hi," Clint says after a long moment, as neutrally as possible. "Good hit."
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Yeeeah.
Guess which Other didn't check to see if there was anyone up here? The toy is dropped in favor of clinging to the nearest rafter with all claws to avoid going toppling off.
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After the initial movement, though, he just remains carefully still. He doesn't retract his hands, just... waits.
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[ooc: SHRIEKING. I just started watching Hannibal yesterday and I've seen seven or eight episodes now. Ahahaha.]
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Though if a doll shows up on his rafter, he's probably just going to stab it. Knives are handy that way.
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There's a person in the rafters again. This time one who is not so young he's writing it off as some toss up of youthful exuberance against the rules and the furthest you could get from being social or near a parent or law governing body. But while it may have started there, something about the hold of his shoulders and the way he's watching the room keeps bringing Steve back.
Leaving him drinking his Longboard, speculating on that each time a glance through the perimeter of the room brings him back.
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A few times later, he catches Steve mid-glance, and tilts him a wave with his free hand.
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A half nod that is far more forehead and chin than it is head, neck and shoulders.
It's entirely more military than civilian; and this time he doesn't actually look away elsewhere.
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He projects just loud enough to be heard: "Milliways has an infestation of toys that're creeping around. Pretty sure it's magic."
He wishes someone had warned him.
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"Enjoyin' yourself up there young man?" says the white-haired lady at the bar.
[ooc: i'm slow too today. feel better!]
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Depending on the person, you could do a fair amount of damage with peanuts.
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A mild one, when all is said and done. Clint may have even noticed the familiar shade of red-hair on one of the participants.
The other participant has just been sent flying through the air.
Agent Natasha K. Romanoff would really like to know why a Cheburashka doll just attacked her ankle.
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"--Oh! Hey," he says to Natasha, grinning then goes "no, wait, stop," and jerks the net sharply so the Cheburashka falls back down to the bottom.
He has a backpack (which appears to having something moving in it) on, and he's dumping beanbags out of a drawstring sack before stuffing the Cheburashka doll into it.
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"I'm confused."
Sitrep, Barton.
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"So I'm collecting them for Katya."
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Oh well.
"What's up?" Is Dick older? He looks kind of older. Clint's not sure, though; he's kind of bad at guessing ages.
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Though the question does require more of an answer than Dick really wants to say given his mood.
He shrugs.
"Nothing. How're you?"
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