Agent Orange (
24d_245t_tcdd) wrote2012-04-30 06:02 pm
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Pre-barbeque
Even aggressively under-socialised heroes with virtually no external hobbies or entertainments have certain chores which they must do, regardless of inclination, time, or other pressing matters. Chores such as the utterly mundane need to go shopping. For food. Plain, ordinary, food.
So, of course, Agent Orange is not dressed as himself, but rather as his secret identity, which is rather more secret than most. He is wallpaper; about as ordinary as it is possible for a man to get with virtually no feature standing out sufficiently to be a starting point for a description should he be witness to or suspect in something.
He was standing in the vegetable section of the store, a Whole Foods because he found the price an equitable trade for the quality of foods, doing meal planning for the week as he judged the benefits of asparagus versus those of bok choy.
So, of course, Agent Orange is not dressed as himself, but rather as his secret identity, which is rather more secret than most. He is wallpaper; about as ordinary as it is possible for a man to get with virtually no feature standing out sufficiently to be a starting point for a description should he be witness to or suspect in something.
He was standing in the vegetable section of the store, a Whole Foods because he found the price an equitable trade for the quality of foods, doing meal planning for the week as he judged the benefits of asparagus versus those of bok choy.
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"I've never attended school." Any school. "I just live in one."
Oh. Right. Quiet table now yes.
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"She could teach any psionics class you care to name and a host of others I doubt anyone has yet to feel the need for." Hank offered proudly, it was a very clear, almost uncle like pride.
"But if attending taught you the system they use and how it's run..." Kitty countered, thinking it over.
"...I'd probably scare them if they didn't like my recommendation from James." Rachel finished with a grin.
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"As well, my recommendation would not be disliked, it is simply that as a complete logistical unknown people would spend much of their time attempting to grill you on my particulars."
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"As anyone would." Kurt agreed, stealing a pea pod from the remainders on the table. "Given that you are a friend in either incarnation and one does not simply hand out such particulars no matter the prompting."
Plus...well, yes, that calm statement was a little worrisome. Hank was making a mental note. "Rachel, please no killing foreign government officials or even lightly maiming. It wouldn't go over well in the long run."
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"Governments worry," Rachel agreed. "With cause in the case of vigilantes a lot." Yes, she was thinking of people like Frank Castle. "But you don't have a record of undue harm or killing, right?" So...why worry?
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"Quite." Hank agreed, "and we shall do our part to support such endeavors." And mental health. A lot to support mental health!
"What kind of things do they actually want to know?" Rachel asked after poking her burger.
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"That could prove problematic should they discover that the provided provenance was false." Hank noted quietly before reaching over to pat Rachel's shoulder.
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"On that optimistic note, shall we?" Hank noted to James. "We can retire to my lab for measurements and readings while this lot attempts volleyball."
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Hank's lab was...immense, and crowded, and underground somewhere! "Hmm, now, let's see, as far as equipment goes would you prefer a focus on offensive or defensive?"
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He has the Best Medical Insurance Ever.
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"And do you end up on the inadvisable end of vehicles?"
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