Emily (
iluvroadrunner6) wrote in
roadrunnermuses2015-12-25 11:25 pm
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open rp } { mistletoe meme!

1. Comment to this post with one of my muses (not listed: Barry Allen, Laurel Lance) in the subject line or "surprise me."
2. I will start a thread of the two of them getting caught under the mistletoe.
3. It doesn't have to be magical mistletoe - I will probably just have it be regular mistletoe. I just want overly indulgent shippy stuff.
4. Enjoy!

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Did this friend opt to not join you in Star City?
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He's got the flu. [a beat] We've been networking, every night, to go over case details, and so he can tell me he's dying, but uh ... [he shrugs]
[truth be told, he really doesn't like the idea of leaving Foggy alone for long periods of time. sure, he's taken care of Fisk by now, but the Kitchen still isn't the safest place, and who knows when the next asshole will climb out of the woodworks? what if something happens, while he's gone?]
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Well, hopefully things will wrap up soon, so you can head back and make sure he recovers.
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[but at any rate, he lets out a breath and nods] Until then, I just get to keep reminding myself that he's in good hands. [he pauses again, before, by way of explanation, offering:] Our secretary's been kind of looking after him.
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When I was working at CNRI, we were like that too. We were out in the Glades, so we looked out for each other.
[There's a beat.]
It's one of the things I miss about it, actually. The district attorney's office is a lot less ... personable.
[Mostly because they get murdered a lot.]
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Landman and Zack was like that, when we was interning there. It's one of the reasons why we didn't take the job they offered us. [among other things, like the fact that they were shady as hell even beyond how they treated their employees. he supposes he can't fault them too much for that, considering their a cooperate power, but well. he does. you should care about who you're representing beyond the money. you should care about your own people]
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I thought about going into private practice out of CNRI closed, but the DA's office was a much better fit. I'd rather be able to live with myself than be living comfortably.
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That'd be the second reason. [a beat] Defending a mob boss who's obviously not on the level really isn't my idea of a good time. [and he's equal parts sorry for and automatically suspicious of whoever ends up running Fisk's defense]
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[she shakes her head.]
The people we helped at CNRI were people who just couldn't afford a good attorney and getting railroaded by the law. I don't think I could stomach the people who just want to get away with murder because they can.
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We talking psychopath or psychopath? [he sweeps a hand over the upper part of his face, indicating a mask, to give her a hint as to what he means by that. he knows that he's not the only mask running around (see also: the Avengers), but -- damn, maybe he should have brought his suit]
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Just the regular kind. He was a businessman in Star City - a real pillar of the community. Until he blackmailed and coerced his rich friends into helping him build an earthquake machine that killed more than five hundred people.
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[but at any rate, his eyebrows creep a little higher, here] An earthquake machine? [and she doesn't consider that to be a little beyond garden variety psychopath?] Suddenly, I'm glad the worst thing the Kitchen ever had to worry about was Wilson Fisk.
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I guess it's ... harder for me to pin him into that box. I've known Malcolm Merlyn my whole life. Moira Queen as well
[Both of whom are dead now - at least as far as the rest of the world is concerned. Malcolm is now the leader of the League of Assassins, but legally dead, and Moira was murdered in front of her children a year later. Moria at least stood trial for her crimes, unlike Malcolm, who essentially got away with it.]
It's hard to see them in the same light as guys like Fisk when it's personal.
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[briefly, Matt tries to imagine what it would be like, if Foggy went dark side. he dismisses it quickly, in part because he doesn't want to think about it (he'd probably go with him, Foggy his heart as much as Karen is his drive, or at least not be able to bring himself to try and stop him) and in part because, if he thinks about it too long, his expressions might give away that there's something more to him. never mind the fact that his not adding The Devil of Hell's Kitchen or Daredevil or whatever the hell they're calling him this week to the list of bad things to happen to the Kitchen might have, already]
[regardless, finally, Matt bows his head a little] I'm sorry. [because yes, he can gather that they're dead, and even if they were the bad guys -- well, going back to the mental image of evil!Foggy, he wouldn't want that. he couldn't live with that, even if it was the right thing to do. the only thing to do]
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That being said, she waves a hand.]
It's in the past. And Star City is working on moving forward.
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Well. [he offers her a thin smile as he raises his head again] At least there's that.
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We're taking it one step at a time.
[A beat, then curiously.]
You know, they were never particularly clear on how they got Fisk. Was it just dumb luck?
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[Which she happens to be a part of but suuuuuuure.]
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Hanging out with Tony Stark wouldn't really be the Arrow's style, I'll admit. I'm not sure he really seems like Daredevil's either.
[Especially considering how much Oliver and Ray knocked heads.]
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[whether or not the Batman actually exists in her reality, the narration doesn't know, but the point still stands]
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That guy from Gotham City? He sounds like a peach.
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