Captain Rogers, can your friendly neighbourhood town councilor take you out to lunch to discuss a few things?
[Hi Steve, have a gravely concerned Amazon. If anyone else would sense trouble, she has a feeling it would be him.] I fear something is at work in the town, something causing old injuries to reform.
I need your help. Harry's at his restaurant, and he's gotten sick.
I can't go to him, and he needs help getting to the clinic.
I can't go to him, and he needs help getting to the clinic.
Steve, how are you doing? No old injuries surprising you, are there?
[At the same time as this. Both Diana and Steve receive a map pinpointing the location of the Doctor, a set of codes to disable the power in the lab, and the following message.]
Please go pick up the most unwilling of patients. His Name is the Doctor.
Thank you,
Jemma Simmons, on behalf of the ERT.
Please go pick up the most unwilling of patients. His Name is the Doctor.
Thank you,
Jemma Simmons, on behalf of the ERT.
[first a set of coordinates to a particular facility she had been told about. One designed by Kal-El would more than suit their needs.]
Whenever you are ready, Steve. I think I have found the ideal location for us.
Whenever you are ready, Steve. I think I have found the ideal location for us.
Are you a deputy or emergency deputy or whatever?
Steve - with the rain getting worse there are people who will need help. We need to focus our efforts.
Where are you now?
Where are you now?
Tony Stark wanted me to let you know he's back. But he's hurt. He said help is coming when I offered to bring him to the clinic.
I don't know what happened, but I wanted you to know.
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We uh...we found Barry. Thank you for helping us look for him. He's...we managed to get him to the labs but he's not...he's going to be different. Than before.
Do you think I could borrow you this evening once the shop is closed? I.. have an idea for a costume for the casino opening, but I would like to get a second opinion.
[She kiiinda wants to knock Mick's socks off and wants to be sure she's doing this right.]
[She kiiinda wants to knock Mick's socks off and wants to be sure she's doing this right.]
Alexander Felix Feynman, his father’s already nicknamed him Sasha, was born yesterday at 5:40 in the morning. We’re all fine, and already back home, should you want to meet him.
You seen that board?
I don't like this, Steve. Something's gonna happen.
[See them run?
Messages in Russian?
It's enough to make his skin crawl with alarm.]
I don't like this, Steve. Something's gonna happen.
[See them run?
Messages in Russian?
It's enough to make his skin crawl with alarm.]
I need you at the station.
They've taken our people.
They've taken our people.
What would be a good day for you and Bucky to come over for dinner.
Steve, there's been a death in New Dodge. I need your help because the facts aren't lining up. [She needs someone to talk this out with and hopefully make sense of what she's learned.]
Mr. Rogers,
The cake is for me. And you aren't invited.
Sincerely,
Oswald Cobblepot
The cake is for me. And you aren't invited.
Sincerely,
Oswald Cobblepot
Mr. Rodgers,
I would like to offer you my apologies for any and all actions and words I've taken and given toward you that have been offensive and most certainly undue. I was, for some time, under the mistaken impression that this was not real and I had leeway to act inappropriately towards what I assumed were figments of my own psyche. I have come to realize this mistake and would like to rectify that.
I would never be so crass and rude to those outside of myself given normal circumstances. I am not asking for forgiveness, but I would be grateful if you allowed me a chance to try again.
Thank you for your consideration in this matter,
Sincerely,
Oswald C. Cobblepot
I would like to offer you my apologies for any and all actions and words I've taken and given toward you that have been offensive and most certainly undue. I was, for some time, under the mistaken impression that this was not real and I had leeway to act inappropriately towards what I assumed were figments of my own psyche. I have come to realize this mistake and would like to rectify that.
I would never be so crass and rude to those outside of myself given normal circumstances. I am not asking for forgiveness, but I would be grateful if you allowed me a chance to try again.
Thank you for your consideration in this matter,
Sincerely,
Oswald C. Cobblepot


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