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green with envy.
Everyone feels jealous at one point or another, whether it's justified or not. What's important is how we deal with it... do we discuss it, fight about it, or plan epic revenge to carry out?
- Post with your character's name/series in the subject as well as any preferences.
- Others go to RNG and roll from 1-10, then respond!
- Play it out!
1 → wandering eye.
You think your lover has been looking at other's a little too often or flirting too much in your company. You can't keep quiet any longer about it.
2 → simple life
Your friend, family, or lover has always had it so much easier and you can't help but feel a little put off.
3 → don't you forget about me
Your friend or lover has found someone new they want to spend almost all their time with and you can't help but feel a little cheated.
4 → cheated
Forget just a sneaking suspicion. You've caught your lover in the act of cheating and it's driving you nuts. You have to confront them about it.
5 → for the glory
You did all the work, or at least you feel like you did, so why do they always get all the praise?
6 → moved on
You broke up or had a falling out with someone close to you and it's killing you to see how they've seemed to let go and you're stuck standing in place.
7 → because i want you
You're jealous of any attention they get because you're secretly in love with them. Time to make it known!
8 → always the favourite
Everyone always praises them or they were clearly the favourite child or just more popular with friends. You can't help but hate it.
9 → more experience
they're more experienced, either in the bedroom or in the office. Any activity, they outshine you. Who wouldn't feel a little inferior?
10 → your choice!
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Bruce Banner | MCU
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He also tries not to sulk in the corner while Bruce is clearly deeply engaged in some important equation, or formula, or something impressively scientific. Though he can't help but wonder what it would be like to have that kind of intelligence.
He just isn't feeling useful right now, when soldiering isn't needed.]
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When Steve walks in, he barely notices, a pencil in one hand, idly tapping over paper (because it's been so long, and he misses the feel of it), attention on the screen to his left as he pores over equations for a missing link; the nth time of the day and Bruce could be accurate if he wanted to, but right now that doesn't matter. It's not until he turns back to the paper that he catches the familiar sight of the man's clothing and he looks up, eyes slightly wide with the realization that he's simply ignored him. ]
Captain. [ They might be done with the battle for now, but he hasn't quite forgotten how to address him. Setting the pencil down, he leans back against the chair, posture forgotten in favor of conversation he doesn't have to actively seek out. ] What can I do for you?
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I'm not exactly sure if this is the kind of thing you have time for, I know you're busy. [But Steve is quite frankly too embarrassed to go to anyone else, and he thinks that Bruce is a likable guy, that hopefully won't judge him harshly. In terms of smarts, there is a little above average, and then there seems to be those people like Bruce and Tony. Do they know everything?]
I'm having a little trouble with this phone. [He sets the brand new, SHIELD issued piece of technological hassle on the table.]
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It's identical to his own, as SHIELD had given them out earlier in the day to simplify matters overall, and while Bruce had caught on quickly enough, he couldn't fault the Captain. Most people might mock him, Tony including, for electing to put his strengths to something like this, but at this point, he doesn't see the flaws in the question. Rationally speaking, it was to be expected and Bruce gestures over to the stool in front of him, motioning for Steve to take a seat. ]
They're complicated at first glance, but you're an intelligent man, Captain. You'll manage. Have you used a similar one before?
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I got the basic make of it, yes. [He can answer a call, and he can read a text, but his attempts at anything else have been somewhat poor in the execution.]
Is it true that these will signal where we are? [None of the Avengers had reason to like the idea that SHIELD could track their movements exactly, but in all honestly, that was probably the case all along. Steve just didn't want to make it easy for them.]
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He's quiet for a while longer, going through Steve's own phone, distaste at his words quite evident. He was right, no one did enjoy having themselves tracked, Bruce least of all, knowing they actually had kept tabs on him before this went down. ] Unfortunately. [ The distaste is evident as he says the word, glancing up towards the other man. ] Easier to come find us again when they need us. [ Though it's not like the other agents of SHIELD were as capable as them, if he could be allowed a moment of pride. ]
Just hope there's no future alien invasion, and we'll be fine. [ Forcing himself to brush past the feelings of irritation, he points the phone back in Steve's direction. ] We can start by sending a text if you'd like. I noticed you've read yours, but never replied.
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Not the aliens, I mean. Undoing the tracking- [Steve makes a motion to the phone.] thing.
[Reluctantly picking the phone back up, he sighs before he nods.] Improved dexterity and hand coordination, but that doesn't seem to stop my thumbs from hitting three of these tiny buttons at a time.
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The tracking signal?
[ Bruce shakes his head in the negative. He and Tony, at one point, had tried to dismantle it, mostly for their own sakes and need for privacy, but the process had failed spectacularly. ] We've tried to disable it, but Fury's managed to outdo both myself and Stark, [ Clarifying with a slight roll of his eyes, he gestures back at the device. ] tricked out the thing with the intention of trolling us.
[ Though he doesn't realize the phrasing might be confusing, Bruce rattles on, pausing only to fish out his own phone as a comparison. ] Yeah. I don't fault you though. Trick is to use your tips, rather than the entire thumb. Makes you slower, but less likely to accidentally turn on your ring tones.
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Oh, right. [He understands what was said, even if the words make little to no sense.
With Bruce's advice in mind, Steve attempts to answer one of the texts on his phone. His concentration is almost comical, as he attempts to spell things out fully and with proper grammar.]
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It's nothing you need to worry about. We'll figure it out eventually. [ And by figure, he means Tony. Something Bruce intended on working on, but Tony was the tinkerer and gadget man; Bruce just did the research and forwarded to him. He learned his lesson last time about taking the lead and this was no exception.
Leaning forward, the amusement on his face at Steve doesn't disappear; it's the same sight he's seen back in India teaching some of the men how to adjust with the slight influx of technology they'd gain. The concentration justified, but still amusing nevertheless, and as Bruce looks down to catch the screen, the text earns a stifled round of laughter. ]
You might wanna take it easy there, Cap. It's not going to explode if you stop concentrating.
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This one is from Thor, he wants to meet up for a 'night of glorious celebration'. [Yes, Thor does seem to be a better texter than Steve. It's embarrassing.]
I think he's brought friends with him.
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Somehow I get the feeling you're worth more to SHIELD alive, rather than dead. [ Glancing back up at him, he raises an eyebrow, acknowledging the Steve's words. ]
Did he say what sort of friends? I think Tony might have encouraged him.
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[It takes him a little longer to go back through the texts he's already been sent by Thor. 'CAPTAIN OF AMERICA THIS B THOR ODINSON'
'a gathering is 2 take place!'
'join us for much feasting!']
I think he sent a picture, it looked like more Asgardians.
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I suppose the better question is, do you want to go? [ If it was Tony, Bruce would have overwhelmingly said no, knowing what the man was capable of, but Thor seemed honest enough not to resort to any cheap tricks. ]
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5, sob, why can't I ever right serious tags to you that aren't hideous angst
Also, that punch? That was rude.
So, Thor, great son of Asgard, will just be over here, giving a very manly pout. Also, he can't call you tiny because you're huge. Huger than him. Ugh. Go home, Bruce. He shoots you a side-eye. ]
How many did you slay, green beast? [ We are totally having this competition. ]
because serious tags are for losers
For what it was worth, he did actually like Thor when he was normal, because Thor was an anomaly, a fascination Bruce wasn't going to let up on in the slightest, even if the man did seem particularly inclined to irritate him; which he was getting better that keeping tucked away suffice to say, offering him a warm smile. Shrugging into a shirt, Bruce shakes his head. ]
I don't see how it matters. I can't exactly... [ Pause, because stop trying to piss him off. ] keep count around him.
...and why can't i ever spell
Hm. Well. [ He makes a show of nonchalance, inspecting pieces of armor, flipping Mjölnir around in one hand idly. Ain't no thang, ain't no thang. ] Perhaps next time you should tell... him... to attempt it. We shall have ourselves a challenge. [ and finish it with shawarma. ]
i can't do html so we're good
It doesn't quite work like that. [ Bruce's tone, lighthearted as it is, is bemused. Glancing up, he offers the god a tentative smile, buttoning up yet another purple shirt. He forgets every so often, how the only two reasonably aware people on the team are both him and Tony; Clint & Natasha are often in their own little world, Thor isn't from this planet, and Steve is still trying to get used to the 21st century. ] There is no death count with him.
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Hm. [ Look, he needs to prove he's better than you and you are making that really difficult with your non-competing, so he comes up with another plan. ] Fair enough. We shall settle it in a match of drink. Come.
[ You're being snatched by the back of your purple shirt and dragged towards something vaguely resembling a bar amidst the rubble somewhere on the path between picking up tone and shawarma run. Let's go. ]
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I don't -- Thor, this isn't the greatest of ideas -- [ Because while his feet are moving to avoid being dragged along. ]
You really don't know what you're getting yourself into.
[ Or much at all, because if Thor doesn't let go any time soon and he doesn't retain control, things will go sour. Fast. ]
10 because reasons.
best reasons
In any case, he still gives a small yelp and instinctively reacts, pulling away. ] Stop it --! [ Have one Grade A Super Annoyed Look. ]
It didn't work last time, it won't this time. [ Doesn't mean Tony needs to stop or anything. ]
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Oh, come on. It might work. It might be one of those things were you'll react differently depending on environment and mood and all. SO I have to try. (poke 8) this time on his thigh) And placement.
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Somehow I don't think it'll change all that much. [ Which sucks to be him, as it's just the two of them for the time being in this area. ]
Did you miss the memo on ethics in research?
[ Which would... simultaneously suck for him too, because he gets the feeling Tony doesn't care. ]