[As they walk through the Parthenon Nate's eyes do much of the same thing when he was looking at the stone, picking one object and almost scanning it and all it's details before speaking.]
It is a little sad to see them broken up like this, although in a way it does add a somewhat eerie quality to them seeing how so many of them have lost their heads.
It is a little sad to see them broken up like this, although in a way it does add a somewhat eerie quality to them seeing how so many of them have lost their heads.
[ Steve, who'd grown up in a poor household and where things had gotten precipitously worse after the Depression started, and then dropped out of school, and then joined a war - yeah, Steve had never gotten to eat food the way that he does now, and never in the abundance or even the type of variety. ]
I do.
[ And he's pretty sure Nat knows why - he's pretty sure Nat empathizes. Late 20th century Ohio and post-Soviet Union Russia? Maybe not the greatest place to find the kind of amazing fresh and viable foods that they get treated to down in New York. ]
Yes.
[ He builds himself a perfect bite, and reports back to Nat. ]
It's amazing.
I do.
[ And he's pretty sure Nat knows why - he's pretty sure Nat empathizes. Late 20th century Ohio and post-Soviet Union Russia? Maybe not the greatest place to find the kind of amazing fresh and viable foods that they get treated to down in New York. ]
Yes.
[ He builds himself a perfect bite, and reports back to Nat. ]
It's amazing.
Yes well the British have a bad habit and a long history of taking everything in general.
[Nate says dryly, obviously not a huge fan of such things either. He hears the sadness in her voice and puts an arm around her.]
On the plus side, your comment about switching faces, or heads, reminded me of a film. Have you ever seen the bizarre sequel to 'The Wizard of Oz'?
[Nate says dryly, obviously not a huge fan of such things either. He hears the sadness in her voice and puts an arm around her.]
On the plus side, your comment about switching faces, or heads, reminded me of a film. Have you ever seen the bizarre sequel to 'The Wizard of Oz'?
[ He can tell that she's relaxed - really, actually relaxed, and not putting on airs. And it's relaxing, just to go out together, just to do normal things that normal people do, and not have to worry about aliens or robots or HYDRA.
Not tonight. ]
You can have some of mine.
And Nat, we came here because it got rave reviews.
I'm not sure we have to tell anyone it's here.
[ They already know. And, it'd be a shame to keep this to themselves. They'll at least have to tell the rest of the team. ]
Not tonight. ]
You can have some of mine.
And Nat, we came here because it got rave reviews.
I'm not sure we have to tell anyone it's here.
[ They already know. And, it'd be a shame to keep this to themselves. They'll at least have to tell the rest of the team. ]
I think you'd like it, it's unintentionally dark.
It starts with poor Dorthey being taken away to a mental facility because she keeps talking about Oz and her aunt and uncle think she's suffering hallucinations and a breakdown. She makes her way back to Oz in the middle of a storm and finds that everything is corrupted and everyone has been turned to stone.
Your comment about the heads made me think about it because one of the characters in the film is a woman who switches her head at will when she wants to feel more beautiful. She has a whole hallway of chopped off heads to pick from.
It starts with poor Dorthey being taken away to a mental facility because she keeps talking about Oz and her aunt and uncle think she's suffering hallucinations and a breakdown. She makes her way back to Oz in the middle of a storm and finds that everything is corrupted and everyone has been turned to stone.
Your comment about the heads made me think about it because one of the characters in the film is a woman who switches her head at will when she wants to feel more beautiful. She has a whole hallway of chopped off heads to pick from.
[ He really likes the sound of her laugh, even if it's directed at him. But he's just excited, and he knows that's how she is too. ]
Well, okay. We can order some to go so you can eat it tomorrow.
Or, we can always come back.
[ He reaches over to the other side of the table to gently touch the back of her hand. It's not very often that he feels comfortable enough to display this kind of affection. ]
We've got options.
Well, okay. We can order some to go so you can eat it tomorrow.
Or, we can always come back.
[ He reaches over to the other side of the table to gently touch the back of her hand. It's not very often that he feels comfortable enough to display this kind of affection. ]
We've got options.
The sequel actually does take some inspiration from the books although not directly, mostly with the characters of the Queen of Oz and the Gnome King.
[He pauses when she puts a hand on his chest, looking thoughtful.]
I think it's a bit early for lunch or the gift shop, perhaps you could show me some of your other favorite areas?
[He pauses when she puts a hand on his chest, looking thoughtful.]
I think it's a bit early for lunch or the gift shop, perhaps you could show me some of your other favorite areas?
[ He can't really tell what she's thinking from how she acts. Even when she does little micro moves, well, firstly, he's never been good at understanding the subtleties of women. He's always been observant though, and he at least understands that when she offers to hold his hand right back, that's an excellent thing. ]
That's true. About eighty Starbucks locations alone in Manhattan.
[ He says, on autopilot, even though that's a dumb thing to say at the moment. But he's a little distracted by the openness in the look in her eye. ]
That's true. About eighty Starbucks locations alone in Manhattan.
[ He says, on autopilot, even though that's a dumb thing to say at the moment. But he's a little distracted by the openness in the look in her eye. ]
Well, we don't have to go to all of them.
And I prefer the local shops. Think it's mostly the tourists who keep the Starbucks open.
[ And then he smiles at her as she outlines all the other ideas. ]
Hear me out, Nat: We don't have to limit ourselves to one thing. We can schedule all of them.
Well, as long as we don't have any missions to prepare for.
And I prefer the local shops. Think it's mostly the tourists who keep the Starbucks open.
[ And then he smiles at her as she outlines all the other ideas. ]
Hear me out, Nat: We don't have to limit ourselves to one thing. We can schedule all of them.
Well, as long as we don't have any missions to prepare for.
Leaning back against Natasha, he just shrugs. Men are trash, and they both know it. At least she knows that he'll always be there for her. "Well, fuck him I guess," he says, "but I'm not gonna complain because it's worked out pretty well for me."
He turns in her arms to face her and cups her cheek with his hand. "Forget him." They both know where this is heading, so he leans in and presses their mouths together. Natasha needs someone to scratch an itch, and Clint is more than willing to be used for that purpose. She's his best friend, and he's more than happy to giver her anything she needs.
He turns in her arms to face her and cups her cheek with his hand. "Forget him." They both know where this is heading, so he leans in and presses their mouths together. Natasha needs someone to scratch an itch, and Clint is more than willing to be used for that purpose. She's his best friend, and he's more than happy to giver her anything she needs.
You have a bit of a morbid streak to you, don't you?
[He asks with a smirk and then nods in approval.]
Good, so do I.
If this is one of your favorite wings does that mean you been to Egypt? Perhaps to see the pyramids with your own eyes?
[He asks with a smirk and then nods in approval.]
Good, so do I.
If this is one of your favorite wings does that mean you been to Egypt? Perhaps to see the pyramids with your own eyes?
It's easy and sometimes death is amusing, given the right context.
[He's glad they think similarly, he's been accused of being a heartless bastard a few times when he's laughed at something morbid so it's nice to know she won't hold it against him.]
Ah I see.
Is that something you enjoy?
[He asks, lifting a brow at her.]
Spending a gentleman's money?
[He's glad they think similarly, he's been accused of being a heartless bastard a few times when he's laughed at something morbid so it's nice to know she won't hold it against him.]
Ah I see.
Is that something you enjoy?
[He asks, lifting a brow at her.]
Spending a gentleman's money?
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