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( canon is im3 | possible spoilers. )
If this is your idea of a joke? Y'know, can't really say I'm seeing the punchline.
Look, we're both intelligent people here. Spare me the explanation, spare me your ... reasoning behind it all. Just — do me a favor, huh? Don't waste my time.
Look, we're both intelligent people here. Spare me the explanation, spare me your ... reasoning behind it all. Just — do me a favor, huh? Don't waste my time.

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Lady knows what she wants, huh.
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Lady doesn't intend to let her proverbial second chance go to crap.
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Hey, I can respect that.
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Respect. [ Eyes roll. It isn't Clint's fault her mood lever has been tugged all the way to outright perturbed — Life after death isn't leaving a necessarily pleasant taste in her mouth. ] Big word.
Barton, right?
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You could say I'm a supporter of second chances. [ He tips his chin. ] Yeah. You're the doc, right? With the— [ He mimes a small exploding motion with his hands, cheeks pillowing out with a small sound. ] —plants?
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Most just stick to Dr. Hansen. But I think we'll go with Maya for now. Four letters is a little less complicated than an unwarranted prefix.
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Maya. Sure. Then that makes me Clint, though.
[ Because that's what normal people do. ]
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Clint's good. [ She tucks hair behind her ear, shrugging her shoulders. ] See how much easier that is without the pesky "Agent" tacked on? You keep this up and passerby might mistake us for two normal people having a normal conversation.
Scary stuff.
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[ Because a scientist and a specialist walk into a bar no I'm just kidding this is the penultimate in normal duos. ]
And we are two people having a conversation.
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[ Try this one for size, then: The creator of the Extremis design and the specialist who can hit virtually anything from a tall, tall building slash Avenger who just helped save the world from an alien invasion walk into a bar — Right. So typical. ]
You skipped the most essential word. "Normal", remember?
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yes, excellent.
\o/
Or maybe that's you.]
Oh, I double as a lot of things, sweetheart. I'm talented like that.
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[Oh, the world may never know. She should count those lucky stars of hers.]
And what else would you call it? Don't hurt my poor, fragile feelings, Maya.
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[ She's never found these antics particularly endearing. And yet, there's always something to be said for a successful Extremis candidate. If she was capable of the idea, you might even consider it something of a soft spot. ]
Versatile — is harmless enough, I think. [ See also: Volatile. ]
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[Well, it's just, he gets bored easily. And what else is he supposed to do with all his time? Besides. You're responsible for... well, him, and the power to make said statements that he so enjoys. And he can't - won't - forget that, regardless of whether he ever lets you know.]
Versatile... I like that. [Actually, he'd probably even like volatile, too.] Think I should add it to my resume?
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[ She folds her arms across her chest, shifting her weight from one leg to the other. Her shoulders shrug and her lips pull down in thought. ] I think it's worth a shot.
Versatility can be the key to qualification. Suits you. [ Okay, so, her pride is showing a little bit now. ]
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So he grins when she says it suits him, folding his arms behind his head.] That's right. Versatility and a do-or-die attitude. [Though of course... he clearly knows how to take that to the extreme. Thankfully headspace doesn't care if he's supposed to be dead.] 'Course, you might be able to list the same. [She's got guts. That's not a bad thing.]
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If I knew which part you were referencing, probable exceptions could be made, sure.
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