Reilly Tyne/Darkdevil (
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dear_mun2014-10-21 03:37 pm
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mun and old muse are grumpy about Spider-Verse (SPOILERS in the comments)
I teleported in and saved everyone at the last second.
Normally, I don't like to encourage useless little fantasies, but... sure. Let's go with your story. I prefer that version of events.
Normally, I don't like to encourage useless little fantasies, but... sure. Let's go with your story. I prefer that version of events.

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[ It's about her, after all. ]
We should have been there.
[ And he's trying hard to avoid thinking about why they weren't. ]
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You should know better than anyone how I feel about the Parker's.
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[ It's not a good joke. He knows it. But what little bit of Spider is still in him is clinging to the sarcasm, because being serious might mean admitting that they...
They failed. ]
Yeah, me too. Loathe the guy to pieces.
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Then I'm sure you'll enjoy dancing on his grave.
/slides in here
[PETER NO]
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Yes, I want nothing more than for your lovely daughter and precious baby boy to be left without anyone to take care of them.
Then again...
[Small smile.]
Rumpelstiltskin.
[KAINE NO.]
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Didn't have enough of that when you helped Osborn steal May away the first time that you want now Ben too?
[Oh yes he went there.]
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I thought I told you, Parker, I wanted everything you had. Just because your son is a new addition doesn't make him any less yours.
[One day he'll stop playing the villain Peter expects him to be.
One day.]
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I don't care that May thinks you've reformed, you stay away from my family, Kaine.
[You'd think they'd stop considering how long it's been, or the fact that Kaine's helped May before, but no.]
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[ Translation: "Shut up." ]
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Why, I'll be the life of the party.
[ Then, in almost a whisper: ] Look, as much as I "love" our usual banter, you don't think Parker's really—
[ He can't bring himself to finish that thought. ]
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...And even then...
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[ No shakiness in his voice, no way, he definitely wasn't worried about the possibility of Parker getting... hurt... at all! ]
Like what happened with Osborn.
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Or me, when I was younger. A long, long time ago.
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[What do you mean, he sounds a bit bitter?]
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Appearances can be deceiving.
...though I have to admit, I'm a little surprised you'd accept my help.
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[He can swallow his pride enough to say that. Just not actually admit that part.]
She can use all the help she can get.
[He's sore enough on the fact it doesn't look like he held that brute back to completely save the day.]
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[ He doesn't even realize he's smiling at the word. Just a teeny, tiny little smile. To be honest, it's a weird sight. ]
I suppose I can sympathize with that.
[ There's more he wants to say -- wants to tell Peter, if anything, it's his fault for not being there, for not getting them to safety -- but he's already saying too much. ]
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Matt would have.
[It's not entirely uneasily said- it's not like he can forget that initial encounter when Darkdevil gave him that cryptic run around before revealing he knew his name, after all.]
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I know.
[ The words come out softly. Uncharacteristically humble for the violent vigilante. ]
I'm– I am trying. To do what he would do.
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He used to be my friend, before he died.
[It's not exactly an apology.]
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[ Wonderful. He's back to being cryptic again. It's habit, after all, even after what... might have happened to Parker. Reilly doesn't like lying to him - or at least dancing around the details - but it's easier this way.
Who's to say Peter would believe the whole strange story? Even Reilly couldn't quite believe it, sometimes. ]
You are right, about one thing. Murdock was a great man.
[ "And so were you," Reilly thinks, but he'll never say it. ]
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I'm going to get an answer out of you someday about how you know all this.
[For the sake of letting Matt's memory rest, if nothing else.]