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operation: oh, yeah, it totally happened
WHO: Jack Harkness, Clint Barton, Natasha Romanoff, and open options coming
WHAT: the three watch news of the riot be suppressed, and do something about it
WHEN: daycycle 127 & 128
WHERE: the clubhouse, the Teela show, other places
Jack watches, waits, expecting to see something about the riot. Nothing comes. So he continues to wait. He asks around, vague enough to keep himself off the radar. He hopes. No one is talking about it. Not really. He waits through two days of nothing, and then he reaches out. To Clint and Natasha. Which... all right, they could blow him off, they have no reason not to. They don't, though. They meet with him, listen to his idea, and are actually game. Which is one of the best silver linings Jack's had in a while.
They work out a rough plan, take the next day to perfect it, and then it's go time. Ready or not, they need to move. Every day that passes, the riot gets closer to being something no one will care about, the violence against them gets closer to being something no one will care about.
It's a pretty solid plan, he thinks. Well, it's the best they can come up with, and it might actually work.
OPEN OPTION
On Daycycle 128, Jack is to the hospital after he collapses during the interview with Clint and Natasha. When his doctors insist on knowing what's happened to him, he will begrudgingly admit that the injuries he sustained during the riot turned out to be more than he could handle and he was too embarrassed to seek treatment. His doctors patch him up, and he's sure that some version of his story is being relayed to Friend Computer. He just hopes he's thought of every angle, that it holds water, and that he'll be able to keep CLint and Natasha from getting into trouble if it doesn't.
From about 1400 on, he's given a positive prognosis and cleared to be able to receive visitors. Given that most of the Specials have no idea that he did this all to himself, he's prepared to field some concerned friends and already thinking of ways to assure them that he's all right. Morgana in particular. Part of him wishes he could have told her, but a much larger part knows she's safer not knowing. He still hates to do it to her. She deserves a better friend than him. Clint and Natasha may stop by. It was supposed to be a surprise to them, too, after all.
[[OOC: If you have any questions about what went down, as it's still being written out, feel free to ask them here and I will get right on that. Also, if your character would come to visit Jack, please let me know what time they would get there so I can figure out the timeline. Thanks!]]
WHAT: the three watch news of the riot be suppressed, and do something about it
WHEN: daycycle 127 & 128
WHERE: the clubhouse, the Teela show, other places
Jack watches, waits, expecting to see something about the riot. Nothing comes. So he continues to wait. He asks around, vague enough to keep himself off the radar. He hopes. No one is talking about it. Not really. He waits through two days of nothing, and then he reaches out. To Clint and Natasha. Which... all right, they could blow him off, they have no reason not to. They don't, though. They meet with him, listen to his idea, and are actually game. Which is one of the best silver linings Jack's had in a while.
They work out a rough plan, take the next day to perfect it, and then it's go time. Ready or not, they need to move. Every day that passes, the riot gets closer to being something no one will care about, the violence against them gets closer to being something no one will care about.
It's a pretty solid plan, he thinks. Well, it's the best they can come up with, and it might actually work.
OPEN OPTION
On Daycycle 128, Jack is to the hospital after he collapses during the interview with Clint and Natasha. When his doctors insist on knowing what's happened to him, he will begrudgingly admit that the injuries he sustained during the riot turned out to be more than he could handle and he was too embarrassed to seek treatment. His doctors patch him up, and he's sure that some version of his story is being relayed to Friend Computer. He just hopes he's thought of every angle, that it holds water, and that he'll be able to keep CLint and Natasha from getting into trouble if it doesn't.
From about 1400 on, he's given a positive prognosis and cleared to be able to receive visitors. Given that most of the Specials have no idea that he did this all to himself, he's prepared to field some concerned friends and already thinking of ways to assure them that he's all right. Morgana in particular. Part of him wishes he could have told her, but a much larger part knows she's safer not knowing. He still hates to do it to her. She deserves a better friend than him. Clint and Natasha may stop by. It was supposed to be a surprise to them, too, after all.
[[OOC: If you have any questions about what went down, as it's still being written out, feel free to ask them here and I will get right on that. Also, if your character would come to visit Jack, please let me know what time they would get there so I can figure out the timeline. Thanks!]]
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He would have found it very strange if no one was watching him right now, so he laid it on a little thick. "They took great care of me. You wouldn't believe how good they are here. I feel fantastic. Promise."
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'What happened?' There are a million questions that float in her head. Who did this to you?, How?, Why go on that stupid show if you weren't well? but they stick to her lips like honey that's been left out in the cold. Jack had his reasons for going on the television programme like that, he had his reasons for almost anything - aside, perhaps, from the soft affection he showed.
That didn't mean Morgana didn't worry, or that her free hand doesn't go to his face, to brush gently along his cheek. Too many of them were getting hurt of late, it had to stop before they were outright murdered in their beds.
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Izzy might have been right in that she couldn't be sure she would see these things coming if she had her horrible dreams back, but it's possible she could have which is enough to stir the embers of guilt in her heart back to a low flame. She hated this place, hated home, hated her powers, hated not having them... it seemed even as she sunk down into his arms that she would never be satisfied, and the people she cared about would never be safe.
'You never said you were hurt enough to collapse.' she said quietly into his shoulder. There had been enough injuries to go around, but she would've hoped he wouldn't be quite so stupid as to risk hurting himself more. Not so soon.
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His fingers run through her hair, gently, carefully. She worries because she cares, because she's looking so desperately for a found family, and for better or worse has decided that he's part of it. She deserves better. It's not the first time he's had that thought. It's not even the first time today that he's had that thought, and it certainly won't be the last.
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It wasn't enough to satisfy her, or even calm the thundering of her heart but it would have to suffice. She couldn't blame him for being uncomfortable saying too much here, especially as he wasn't just another nobody citizen. People would be far interested in overhearing him than they would her.
Turning her head just enough to press a soft kiss to his temple, Morgana sighs.
'It's fine. My fault for making friends with all the foolish boys, I suppose.' the smile that comes with the gentle tease is only faked a little. 'Will they keep you long?'
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'Guess you're going to have to sleep poorly, then, because it seems to be my... number two, at least, talent.'
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Because this is easier. It's easier to talk to her like this, like nothing is wrong. It's easier to pretend that everything is fine and they're sprawled out on one of their bunks just chatting. No big deal.
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It would be a lie to say she wasn't comforted by the way he stroked her hair, carefully nestling closer as he did, her eyes half closed. He was okay. Morgana just had to keep telling herself that he was okay.
She could always slap him for being a fool later.
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'I'm sure you'd have enjoyed the big banana, though.'