Mods of Randomizing: An RP (
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randomizing2013-06-10 11:28 am
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[ Opening Mingle ]
[Everyone will wake up suddenly, as if having drifted off -- while sitting upright in an uncomfortable office chair. In one hand they're holding the communicator, and in their lap is propped a clipboard with a job application (standard, looking something like this; it requests up to ten years of job history, ) and a pen. The waiting room is also fairly standard, except for being empty.]
[The communicator's lock screen reads, Complete the job application. Time limit, twenty-four hours.]
[There are magazines, fake plants, and computers. There's a staff lounge with food -- tupperware that might have belonged to some of these nonexistent workers, popcorn and cocoa packets, vending machines -- and restrooms. There are exits, but characters will be unable to use them... or make their own, or escape in any way.]
[The communicator's lock screen reads, Complete the job application. Time limit, twenty-four hours.]
[There are magazines, fake plants, and computers. There's a staff lounge with food -- tupperware that might have belonged to some of these nonexistent workers, popcorn and cocoa packets, vending machines -- and restrooms. There are exits, but characters will be unable to use them... or make their own, or escape in any way.]
[So the characters are stuck here, until tomorrow morning. Set up a comment telling everyone what your character is doing, and thinking, whether they're obeying the task or not, at any time during the day. Then tag other people! Be sure to check back later in the week, when people are encouraged make threads for the evening as well as the day! Characters that have been claimed are also welcome at this point to join the community, and will be able to make their own posts, which can be tagged by anyone taking part in the event.]
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so yeah, he finds a lot of the elements of this set up familiar: suddenly waking up in his chair, at work.
but for Tony Stark, "at work" doesn't mean office building. it definitely doesn't mean "incredibly generic office building, circa 1997".
and there are things in his hands, which means someone has been handing him things while he was asleep and defenseless. not cool. they have now been dropped unceremoniously.
standing up, and projecting his voice around the room for anyone remotely interested! ]
Attention, fellow kidnapees! I know it's a rough economy out there, so if anyone is really this desperate for a job, Stark Industries is now hiring. We offer a very competitive benefits package, and I think I can virtually guarantee no chloroform. Unless you're into that sort of thing.
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[you have the attention of... this weird-looking kid]
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what could a banana cost, michael? ten dollars?]no subject
[he flings the pen straight up into the air, and catches it again] What's Stark Industries? [this weird-looking kid looks like a waif from some Dickensian novel today, so try to contain your shock at this question]
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keep it together, Tony! you've dealt with worse. ]
...Ha. Haha. I don't actually get that question a lot, so give me a second.
What did you say your name was? [ you didn't, but let's fix that. ]
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Allen Walker.
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Great to meet you. So, if I hire you, is someone gonna come by and break my kneecaps?
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sdfjsk that face
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Is on the floor. ]
Yes please Mr. Stark or agent of Mr. Stark please hire me. Chloroform is fine if you want I don't mind.
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The chloroform thing was a joke. I actually prefer not exposing anyone to any hazardous chemicals. Two feet firmly on the wagon these days!
[ he extends a hand, super smooth ]
I'm gonna assume I'd be more recognizable with the sunglasses and a supermodel on each arm, but I'm trying to cut back on that, too. [ if he actually knew you, he'd make a joke about the ole ball and chain, but he doesn't, and everything here is incredibly suspect, so he keeps Pepper out of it ]
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I just, um, sorry, ahaha. I couldn't be sure and didn't want to presume. [ Because as far as he knew, you, um, weren't real.
HE IS SO GLAD YOU ARE. ]
Um, I'm a computer tech--programmer. A programmer and I have some hacking experience. S, so if you need someone like that, count me in. Ah, please. Please count me in.
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[ because, you know, he can't tell what kind of nerves these are. he lets Chuck keep his hand for a minute ]
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Well, I also have a really good memory-- [ Understatement of at least the last five or six years. ] And I learn fast. I know kung fu, too. [ Ehehehe. ]
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Good memory and learning fast go pretty hand in hand. What style of kung fu?
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1/2
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Only if you'll take 'setting the table' as job experience ten years ago.
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What's your name, kid?
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He's also, currently, attempting not to geek out because he's talking to Tony Stark aka The Tony Stark aka Iron Man. Though if he's very honest with himself, he finds Tony Stark more interesting.]
P-Peter Parker. I--I go to Midway Science High School. I'm second in my class.
my heart, peter. my heart.
doesn't have a lot of experience with being second at anythingwhere's a Reed Richards when you need one?]Well, it's nice to meet you, P. Peter Parker. [ sorry, he's pretty amused. ducking his head just a little to facilitate eye contact, because it's okay, you're allowed to make eye contact. ] What does your aunt want you to be when you grow up?
[ also foreign: strict, involved parental units ]
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ex (maybe)girlfriend. he'll live with it.the tips of his ears go red, but he does look up and make eye contact.]
Oh. Uh...whatever I want to be, which is a molecular biologist slash biochemist specializing in genetics.
[ yeah, he had pretty great parental units.]
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[ and now you can have a flicker of real interest. he straightens back up, thoughtful ] What's the draw?
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tl;dr
i love it. They're amazing already.
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so glad you claimed! <3
so glad you enabled!
are you kidding me anytime bb | 1/2
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/slides in here; I couldn't wait any longer
Pardon me, my lord. I believe you dropped these.
[ She's not actually being an obnoxious job application monitor, she just wants to help. Also, he used a lot of words and she understands very few of them. ]
/come on in, the water's fine!
[ not really taking them, now, either. more just eyeing her ]
I'm also not actually a lord in -- like -- any sense of the word.
Except that, like God, I'm pretty great.
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...I see.
[ She has no idea what to say to that. ]
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[ still not taking his things. he doesn't like being handed stuff, and there's no one here to take it for him! ]
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I have known a few men who have referred to themselves as gods, [ she says in an even tone. ] It rarely goes well for them.
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