max dillon — ELECTRO (
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capeandcowllogs2012-11-29 07:22 pm
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you have a way of moving me
WHO: ELECTRO, MAX GIBSON, and APRIL LUDGATE
WHERE: Outside/around City Hall ➟ maybe April & Max's place? WE'LL SEE.
WHEN: Thursday afternoon/evening let's say.
WARNINGS: Massive amounts of awkward.
SUMMARY: The boyfriend meets the roommate. They are both named Max.
FORMAT: Whatever!
Adjusting to the whole thing took was taking him a little while, but one good thing about Electro's age was that he had enough experience with relationships -- however short-lived most of them had been -- to remember what differently to do than with more casual affairs. April so far hadn't been exactly high-maintenance, so that helped matters some. Still, waiting around outside City Hall for her to get off work some days still felt weird and unsettling to him, in part because he was so out of routine of having someone to wait for and in part because usually when he was at City Hall, he was smashing things or shorting them out.
But then, it wasn't as if he'd hadn't gotten used to playing nicer lately anyway. At least he was getting good use out of his new motorcycle.
WHERE: Outside/around City Hall ➟ maybe April & Max's place? WE'LL SEE.
WHEN: Thursday afternoon/evening let's say.
WARNINGS: Massive amounts of awkward.
SUMMARY: The boyfriend meets the roommate. They are both named Max.
FORMAT: Whatever!
Adjusting to the whole thing took was taking him a little while, but one good thing about Electro's age was that he had enough experience with relationships -- however short-lived most of them had been -- to remember what differently to do than with more casual affairs. April so far hadn't been exactly high-maintenance, so that helped matters some. Still, waiting around outside City Hall for her to get off work some days still felt weird and unsettling to him, in part because he was so out of routine of having someone to wait for and in part because usually when he was at City Hall, he was smashing things or shorting them out.
But then, it wasn't as if he'd hadn't gotten used to playing nicer lately anyway. At least he was getting good use out of his new motorcycle.
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[ Another smirk; he shrugs mildly, thinking about it. ]
It just sort of happened, I don't know. We're still kind of messing around.
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Well, I think traditional well wishes are like, I hope you make her very happy, but this is April.
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[ Welp. Charming fellow. ]
You don't need a ride too, do you?
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You don't.
And April says she'll be about an hour and to wait for her at the house, so if you don't mind that would be great.
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Sure, I can go. What's there to mind? She has raccoon business to attend to.
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Yeah, of course. [ She'll just - get on behind him on the motorcycle, then, right. ] Thanks.
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[ Er. Yes, this is slightly awkward. But not devastatingly so (for him, at least). ]
Just hold on, this thing goes pretty fast.
[ Because he can supe it up with his powers. 8| ]
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I can handle fast. I like it, actually.
[ The faster the better, really. ]
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[ He smirks; sorry, Max, he doesn't have a helmet for you or anything but he's a decent driver. And they're off! ]
What do you do at City Hall anyway?
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I work on import native relations! Try to keep them liking us.
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How's that working for you?
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[ This long pause, because there is literally nothing she can say here that isn't either a really really obvious lie or not so great. ]
Kind of shitty!
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Talk about gruntwork. You could be doing that job for years and still make no progress, they're always going to hate us here!
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[ Or she wouldn't have this job, really. She has to think it's bullshit. ]
There's progress being made.
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[ He turns sharply. ]
They're not going to like us until we play nice just the way they want us.
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[ Her voice heavy with sarcasm where the wind doesn't catch it away, and she does her best to keep her balance without holding on to him any closer. ]
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[ The disdain is heavy in his voice, but it's not particularly vehement. By now he's pretty tired of it all. ]
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I think that's exaggerating.
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[ They're about 7-10 minutes away from April's now. I guess. HOW DO TIME/DISTANCE whatever!! Yeahhh. ]
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Things are getting better here, though.
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[ And I guess they're there now! So he pulls up and kills the motor. ]
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People like people who help them more, it's pretty common. Thanks for the ride. I'm going to start coffee, if you want some?
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[ He makes sure his bike is parked all right, before he follows Max toward the door. ]
Sure. Coffee sounds fine. How long you'd say she'd be? An hour?
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