’ I'm busy. Unless you’re here to tell me we’ve won
the war, I suggest you save it for later.’
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outofchara. hey. hey guys. did you know today is peggy's bithday? well -- as of an hour ago on the east coast, anyway.
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'It certainly doesn't look that way.'
”Oh, ye of little faith, Peggy. Trust me, I know what I’m doing.”
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'Are you -- are you ... planning on starting a fire?'
"Shh. You’re distracting me from possible genius results right now.
No paranoia until I set something on fire. That’s the rule.”
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' are you quite sure you know what you're doing?'
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Will you still love me when I’ve got nothing
but my aching soul?
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You're Howard's boy?
my God, you look just like him.
No, but you knew my dad—
Howard Stark.
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the reaction coaxed from this little boy who calls himself Charles
is surprising -- his calm, his serenity, the nonchalant way he
explains away his trespassing are all two skips and a jump away
from normal. Peggy finds herself perplexed, crouching down to
his level as best she can in her stiff uniform to examine the child
with a kind brown-hued gaze. (she makes note of his striking blue
eyes that hold a soul too old for the one who owns it, the intelligence
exuding from his very pores, and a yellowed bruise.)
'-- well, hello, Charles Xavier.' her voice is soft and gentle, a startling
contrast to the way she barks orders at the troops. 'it's a pleasure to
make your acquaintance.'
the smile that she offers is genuine, all white teeth
against red lips as she extends a hand to shake.
'do your parents know you're here?'
a normal child disobeying whatever unspoken rules are set in might be nervous or afraid of being approached by a woman of such a stature (hell, even a grown man was apt to fear), but charles is not in the slightest bit afraid. if the worst comes to worst, he will simple alter her path of thought so that he never entered it, or he’ll completely remove the memory of the boy with knobbly knees and birdbone shoulders observing a group of soldiers shuffle up for a morning practice. (were they going to go on a jog, now? charles likes jogs.)
“ hello, miss… ——carter.”
it was a quick, almost timid sweep. he sees a girl who refuses to contort to mens idealism of a woman (or even just a schoolgirl; grass-stained knees, but a lady-like posture). he gazes with wide, admiring eyes, the corners of his lips twisted into an almost-smile. “ charles xavier. i’m just watching. ”
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