[ Give him time, maybe he'll warm up to it. It's not in his programming to be self-deprecating either, so it's hard to say where that's coming from exactly. Maybe a combination of Tony's vanity and the built-in functionality to cross-examine things from different perspectives Stark might not have considered. That is, after all, what makes him ideal for wading through tremendous amounts of data. You can stare at something you made all day long and see neither the merit nor the problem with it, a second set of eyes to pore over something is an invaluable thing. Point that inward, mix it around with a few other traits and there's the recipe.
Tony dwells, Bruce moves on. ]
Thank you.
[ Is his polite answer, directed at the personality in the room ironically being more helpful than the guy who created it so far. At least, in Bruce's eyes. He'll come around on that too, it's a whole new world out here. A whole set of things to form opinions on, and with no pre-established baseline or bias.
He's already taking up residence at one of the workstations, attention on the screen before him by the time Tony starts throwing out hair colors. It earns him another shake of the head, a tiny huff of amused dissent. ]
No, no, don't- don't bother. That's-
[ A terrible color. Really terrible, actually.
Things Bruce knows about blonds: They have more fun (no.) They have an established track record for being ditzy (double no.)
Things Bruce has decided about Tony so far: He has terrible taste in physical aesthetic. ]
I think you should probably leave well enough alone.
no subject
Tony dwells, Bruce moves on. ]
Thank you.
[ Is his polite answer, directed at the personality in the room ironically being more helpful than the guy who created it so far. At least, in Bruce's eyes. He'll come around on that too, it's a whole new world out here. A whole set of things to form opinions on, and with no pre-established baseline or bias.
He's already taking up residence at one of the workstations, attention on the screen before him by the time Tony starts throwing out hair colors. It earns him another shake of the head, a tiny huff of amused dissent. ]
No, no, don't- don't bother. That's-
[ A terrible color. Really terrible, actually.
Things Bruce knows about blonds:
They have more fun (no.)
They have an established track record for being ditzy (double no.)
Things Bruce has decided about Tony so far:
He has terrible taste in physical aesthetic. ]
I think you should probably leave well enough alone.