Nick Burkhardt (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
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maskormenace2014-02-28 08:28 pm
connate) wrote in maskormenace2014-02-28 08:28 pm
Entry tags:
- † april ludgate | janet snakehole,
- † felicia hardy | the black cat,
- † frederick chilton | chief of staff!!,
- † hank pym | giant-man,
- † hans | prince of the southern isles,
- † jesse pinkman | diesel,
- † kate bishop | hawkeye,
- † light yagami | n/a,
- † madison montgomery | n/a,
- † miles edgeworth | n/a,
- † nick burkhardt | grimm,
- † pitch black | the nightmare king,
- † terrance ward | trauma,
- † veronica mars | n/a,
- † violet harmon | n/a,
- † yako katsuragi | miss detective
video.
[ when the feed clicks on, it's easy to tell that nick's in the kitchen, probably one that's similar to most in the issued residencies. his tone's a far cry from casual, but the fact that he's apparently wasting time at home at least offers some semblance of nonchalance. ]
My name is Nick Burkhardt. I'm with the Portland— previously of the PPB, currently with the... [ a pause, and extremely reluctantly: ] Heropa PD.
[ that's the formal introduction out of the way. which is the easy part; identify yourself, follow routine. going out of his way to make friends isn't something nick's done in a long time, which is probably going to be obvious in roughly ten seconds. his effort to drop the professional approach ends up sounding more neutral than genuinely amicable, but at least it keeps this from sounding like a full-on interrogation. ]
I wasn't planning on getting a tattoo, but given the choice I'd have gone for something a little less on the nose. And while I'm sure cops everywhere would appreciate the vote of confidence, something tells me this place is working with a flexible definition of the word hero.
[ definitely a judgement on what he's seen on the network rather than any kind of careful introspection. no offense. ]
Everyone's talking about whether or not we should register. I'm wondering what gives us the right to in the first place. [ a slight pause, and then he has the decency to sound a bit wry at his own expense. ] So on a scale of recycling to wearing spandex, how heroic do you think you rate?
My name is Nick Burkhardt. I'm with the Portland— previously of the PPB, currently with the... [ a pause, and extremely reluctantly: ] Heropa PD.
[ that's the formal introduction out of the way. which is the easy part; identify yourself, follow routine. going out of his way to make friends isn't something nick's done in a long time, which is probably going to be obvious in roughly ten seconds. his effort to drop the professional approach ends up sounding more neutral than genuinely amicable, but at least it keeps this from sounding like a full-on interrogation. ]
I wasn't planning on getting a tattoo, but given the choice I'd have gone for something a little less on the nose. And while I'm sure cops everywhere would appreciate the vote of confidence, something tells me this place is working with a flexible definition of the word hero.
[ definitely a judgement on what he's seen on the network rather than any kind of careful introspection. no offense. ]
Everyone's talking about whether or not we should register. I'm wondering what gives us the right to in the first place. [ a slight pause, and then he has the decency to sound a bit wry at his own expense. ] So on a scale of recycling to wearing spandex, how heroic do you think you rate?
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I guess that would back up the higher meaning theory. What about the day job? Did they put you in a hospital?
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Nah. Um, like daycare? Babysitting?
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I don't know if I'd call it fate, but I'd say they're definitely trying to give you a hint.
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What's that?
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[ dubious. ]
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[And he would love it if people could stop being shocked by that and demanding drug tests.]
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Then I guess they know what they're doing. [ ceding the point, if not apologizing for the assumptions. ] It's Jesse, right?