Howard Stark (
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dear_mun2013-11-15 11:47 am
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older daddy stark oh god
So you say he found it. Figured it out, did he? Good. Good on him! And what's he using it fo--clean energy? [ A slow nod, mouth pursing. ] ... Wha -- what d'ya mean, I could ask him myself! The boy's contented himself to hide!
You say there's more of them? Dear Lord, Maria and I will never manage!
Where are the nannies?
[ ooc: extremely new muse, be gentle! ]
You say there's more of them? Dear Lord, Maria and I will never manage!
Where are the nannies?
[ ooc: extremely new muse, be gentle! ]

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Look at you. Look at you! Not a goddamn day older!
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Strange that it reminds him of Tony now, instead of the other way around. ]
Guess that serum was good for more than just dodging bullets.
[ There's a teasing twitch at the corner of his mouth. ]
You look good for, what, sixty?
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[ you can let go at any time, howard, really.
really. you can. ]
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It's good to see you.
[ Especially given that...well, by the time he wakes up, Howard's already been gone for years. ]
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Wish I could say I never gave up hope, Cap, but...
[ Mouth pursed, eyes unable to leave Steve's face, he shakes his head. All those years. All those years, and S.H.I.E.L.D. pulls it off decades after his time. Seems to be a running theme with his accomplishments, but how can he complain? His legacy's carried on. ]
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[ He doesn't blame him, how could he? ]
You had a life. A family, a business. Doesn't take a genius to figure out those are more important.
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You deserved better.
[ And he always believed that much, at least. ]
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So. I heard you're partially responsible for S.H.I.E.L.D. getting its start.
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Damn good woman.
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[ And it seems like she's done good work. Lived a good life. That's...really all he can ask for. ]
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[ Expectant raised eyebrow go. ]
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Not exactly.
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judging you. j u d g i n g. ]
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Isn't it selfish? To want to see her bad enough that it seems worth revisiting all the could-haves and should-have-beens? I don't want to do that to her.
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foever supplying the world with stark parents, i guess
[ sorry, tony. even though this howard comes from 1974, his mun hasn't really held back any info on your activities. he raises a finger and speaks with it, pointing, shaking it; like father, like son, these two speak with their hands as much as their mouths. he's pleased, though it's hard to tell with him, isn't it? ]
No wonder it took you so long!
I'm kind of sorry for this...
Mr. Stark, there's quite a few of them and most are too old to need nanny.
pretty sure i should be the one apologizing.
You tell that to his girl -- what's her name?
Ah! Potts.
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I believe that Ms. Potts would attack you with one of her high heels in ways that Agent Carter would have approved of if you called her a nanny. It's insulting to both her and to the Tonys here.
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his face falls into a considering blink and his finger droops. ]
Is there a new P.C. term for it? That's what they're calling it these days, right?
[ said like he genuinely wants to know.
howard i think you're missing the point. ]
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[And she's just...dumbfounded is not strong enough a word. Gobsmacked perhaps?]
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[ whatever, he's already wrapped his mind around the whole "mun" and different versions and weird timeline things here. he says her name simply and spreads out his hands. ]
You look radiant.
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I appreciate being brought in on it, to be frank I was feeling a little purposeless until recently.
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No, I rather think the powers that be assumed I was little more than the best girl of a fallen hero. I'm more than pleased to prove just how wrong they were.