Peter Maximoff (
takeitslow) wrote in
thisavrou_log2016-03-19 12:35 am
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Who: Peter and you.
When: 15-20th
Where: Lounge/Mess/Hallways
What: Peter avoids dealing with life via games, TV, and being an annoyance
Warnings: Will update as needed.
Lounge;
[For several days, Peter takes control of the TV in the lounge. At first it was trying to learn the games that BB had left him, but after talking to Wanda its become his way to stop thinking about his conversation with Wanda. It's hard to think about the death of his alternate dimension self when playing Mario Cart.
Maybe he invited you over to play a few rounds. Maybe you catch him watching 90s comedy shows at four in the morning. Maybe you just want to yell at the kid who's been hogging the TV all day and has the volume turned up way too loud on Duck Hunt.]
Mess Hall and Cafe;
[What's another great way to avoid feelings? Eating.
Peter has commandeered a table to himself and has gathered a huge mess from the sheer amount he's packing away. He looks like the food has personally offended him, glaring down at every bite and stabbing everything viciously with his fork. Someone's moved into the anger portion of the process.
You could approach, but that glare says you might not like what happens when you do.]
Hallways;
[And now he's moved into follow someone around and annoy them part of the process.]
I'm just saying, if you work for a family like that, you don't get away with being dicks to them. No rich person is putting up with that.
[He's spent the past few minutes explaining the plot of 'Fresh Prince' to you. Engage?]
When: 15-20th
Where: Lounge/Mess/Hallways
What: Peter avoids dealing with life via games, TV, and being an annoyance
Warnings: Will update as needed.
Lounge;
[For several days, Peter takes control of the TV in the lounge. At first it was trying to learn the games that BB had left him, but after talking to Wanda its become his way to stop thinking about his conversation with Wanda. It's hard to think about the death of his alternate dimension self when playing Mario Cart.
Maybe he invited you over to play a few rounds. Maybe you catch him watching 90s comedy shows at four in the morning. Maybe you just want to yell at the kid who's been hogging the TV all day and has the volume turned up way too loud on Duck Hunt.]
Mess Hall and Cafe;
[What's another great way to avoid feelings? Eating.
Peter has commandeered a table to himself and has gathered a huge mess from the sheer amount he's packing away. He looks like the food has personally offended him, glaring down at every bite and stabbing everything viciously with his fork. Someone's moved into the anger portion of the process.
You could approach, but that glare says you might not like what happens when you do.]
Hallways;
[And now he's moved into follow someone around and annoy them part of the process.]
I'm just saying, if you work for a family like that, you don't get away with being dicks to them. No rich person is putting up with that.
[He's spent the past few minutes explaining the plot of 'Fresh Prince' to you. Engage?]

Lounge
Mind some company, kid?
[Ahab had a e-cigar in his hand, inhaling on it as he shot the kid a smile.]
Lounge
Not at all. Free room.
[He gestures at the other controller laying on the floor.]
You can either watch or play.
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[Ahab sat down and grabbed a controller from the floor. Easy enough, right? Just press buttons and look at the screen. It seemed that was what the kid was doing.]
I'll play.
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[He smiles shark-like Ahab's way.]
I'm pretty good at racing.
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omg I'm dying with laughter right now XD
ehehehe
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Mess Hall and Cafe
Mess Hall and Cafe
Since when did you make me things without me asking?
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Or maybe you're trying to set the food on fire. Either way, I'm pretty sure you're stuck with the super speed.
So what's up?
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Lounge;
So it almost didn't matter what volume Peter played Duck Hunt at...though Sam can't help but notice it's a blast from the past no matter which way you slice it. Also that Peter has been in here about as long as Sam. Since Sam hasn't been sleeping in his assigned room, but he's an adult while Peter is a teenage kid, this is a bit concerning. ]
...always made me mad you couldn't shoot that stupid dog.
Lounge;
Right? I've been trying since I got a hold of this thing. What's the point? I thought from the MID zombie game the future was all about fictional violence.
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crappyearbud."If you're looking for gratuitous fictional violence, then play Manhunt."
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lounge
How many games do they have around here, anyway?
[Liquid might... really like games, okay.]
lounge
[He pauses the game to lift his wrist, shrugging. He looks up to Liquid, glancing from him to the TV.]
But I've got a few here. Racing, hunting and fighting. Pick your poison.
Re: lounge
[He may have spent a little more time on the cat game than he should, already. Arms crossed, he takes a step forward.]
Fighting, always fighting. Not that I'd say no to racing or hunting, but I love a good bout of punching everything.
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lounge
Yo.
[ He shuffles over to where Peter sits, hands tucked into his pockets. ]
You get these from the captains, too?
lounge
[He gives Yata a small smile, jerking his head to the seat next to him.]
No. Someone else did. But he's gone and he left them to me, so. You know.
[It kind of sucks, but he doesn't want to make a production out of it. Typical teenage way of dealing. He shrugs, leaning down to pick up the game cases.]
So, what do you prefer?
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The fighting one.
[ It's what he's best at, after all, though it's been a while since he's actually sat down to play - and thinking about that has him speaking up again. ]
Hey, do you recognize any of the games? I was looking at the movies and books and stuff a little bit ago and couldn't find anything familiar.
[ Not that Yata had looked terribly hard, and not that he's much of a reader or movie goer in the first place, but it still strikes him as a little strange. ]
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Hallways;
[ He can humour the weirdo kid with silver hair. He's seen him before, though he hasn't really talked to him or seen what he can do. He appreciates explaining the plot, but... ]
I had such a crush on Hilary Banks. Still do.
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Well, yeah. She's hot. Hell, the chick with the nose thing was kind of hot. The only good thing I can see about the future is we don't loose out on good looking people. The fashion, however. Ugh! [He grimaces.] Clearly we reached the best of that in the sixties.
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[ Not that Foggy can really gripe, his fashion is a little off the wall, too. Even if it's mostly just suits. Gotta dig those patterned ties. ]
You guys had the worst moustaches, I'm not even exaggerating. And bell bottoms.
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You look like the secret ingredient to the drink is piss.
[Niko sees Peter's expression and is immediately worried. He's gotten to like the kid. He's not a great helper with problems- god, anyone should never expect him to help. He's got a bad habit of shooting or punching other people's problems in the face. But he's decent at just listening to them, or offering someone a good time as a distraction.]
You alright friend? [He takes up a seat on the cafe stool next to him.]
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[The look Peter gives him isn't quite a smile, but its a little more pleasant than the glare he's giving everything else. It's only because he likes Niko that he doesn't tell him to move on. And that he doesn't lie.]
I don't really know. I will be, always am. But right now? [He half shrugs, dropping his gaze back to his drink.] Maybe I'm just making mountains out of molehills.
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[Niko nudges his arm gently with his elbow, not hard enough to make him slosh his drink though.]
You gave me an ear. I owe you one.
[Peter, in Niko's opinion, is one of the better people he's come across on board the ship. Has ideals, is loyal to his family, not afraid of having a good time. All trademarks of admirable character. He doesn't want to see him lose any of that.]
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lounge
It wasn't as pressing as being able to communicate, so she didn't stress it much. But that didn't mean she didn't try, or that she wasn't curious.
So here she is, watching over Peter's shoulder as he plays Duck Hunt.]
Please shoot than infernal dog. I don't know that I can tolerate that laugh any longer.
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I keep trying but I can't. Apparently it doesn't let you.
[He pauses, lifting the controller up above his head where she can reach.]
You're welcome to try.
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As for his offer for her to try, she's going look at it a bit skeptically.]
I don't know how well that would end. We had nothing like this, where I'm from. [The best she can relate it to is the shooting gallery games at amusement parks, and even then, they used guns closer to something real than the plastic Peter was holding.]
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