Tᴏɴʏ "ɪʀᴏɴ ᴍᴀɴ" Sᴛᴀʀᴋ (
liverletdie) wrote in
maskormenace2016-09-26 05:49 pm
Entry tags:
- erik lehnsherr | magneto,
- † darlene | n/a,
- † hemali | n/a,
- † jacob taylor | the protector,
- † julian day | calendar man,
- † laura wilson | persephone,
- † loki laufeyson | n/a,
- † max caulfield | n/a,
- † may "mayday" parker | spider-girl,
- † normie osborn | n/a,
- † olivier armstrong | ice queen,
- † peter parker | spider-man,
- † the (twelfth) doctor | stop that,
- † tony stark | iron man
VIDEO POST - BACKDATED TO SUNDAY 9/25
[ At some point, mid-evening on Sunday, during the height of the battle, the network for most users flickered to life -- the system-wide announcement was simply Iron Man -- although at some point, his helmet had peeled back, a few stray strands of the Symbiote-infused suit wavered and flickered back and forth, like something alive, chrome moving as if it were a real thing.
And Stark stood there, the camera obviously wasn’t a comm -- but one of those handy cameras that one of the De Chima ambassadors had set up, and right next to him is Spider-Man, hunched over on the ground, both suit and man looking distinctly the worse for wear. ]
You know what we need, imports?
We need to stop hiding. We need to stop pretending that we’re something other than what we are -- we’re humans, each and every one of us. We pretend like we’re better than the people down there, just discovering their potential. Like we’re enlightened. Like we don’t have our own problems.
[ He wraps a hand around Spider-Man’s bicep and hauls him to his feet, a slight, sardonic grin on his face. Spider-Man, for his part, doesn’t look like he’d be able to stay there without being held up. He's not even looking at the camera. ]
I’ve always been one for the public knowledge of who we are. We should be held accountable for our actions -- yes, yes, even me. I know this isn’t popular right now, I know it isn’t.
[ Spider-Man makes a dismissive noise, barely audible over the camera microphone. ]
There’s no reason to be rude.
See, the thing is... you accuse… me... of talking outta my--
[ He plants his heels and pivots in Iron Man’s grip, shooting out web-lines from both wrists towards a target off camera. Spider-Man heaves, there's an earsplitting squeal, a briefly seen blur of dark, and an almighty CRUNCH before the camera goes dark.
It stays dark for another 45 seconds.
When the broadcast resumes, it shows the same scene from a different angle. More than that has changed: the wreckage of a car burns merrily in the background, an Iron Man-shaped imprint molded into the chassis. The man himself looks no worse for wear. Spider-Man, even more battered, looks barely conscious, only able to scrabble feebly at the gauntleted hand that holds him by the throat, a good foot off the ground. ]
I was going to say -- before I was rudely interrupted, that I forgive all of you, because you can’t help it, not really. My friend here, however, he can help it. And he chose to ignore that.
What I don’t forgive is trying to undo all the work we did together.
[ He reaches under Spider-Man's chin -- batting aside the other man’s last-ditch attempt to defend himself -- grabs the mask, and pulls. The face underneath is bruised, bloody, and not quite present, but recognizable to anyone who saw the network post on Wednesday. ]
Peter here’s a great example. We go through all this trouble, a public unmasking back home, media, everything, and what does he do?
Somehow, he undoes all of it. It took coming back here for me to remember what he’d even done. You think I’ve got the problem? Imports, we all have a problem, and it’s as deep as our very culture.
And Stark stood there, the camera obviously wasn’t a comm -- but one of those handy cameras that one of the De Chima ambassadors had set up, and right next to him is Spider-Man, hunched over on the ground, both suit and man looking distinctly the worse for wear. ]
You know what we need, imports?
We need to stop hiding. We need to stop pretending that we’re something other than what we are -- we’re humans, each and every one of us. We pretend like we’re better than the people down there, just discovering their potential. Like we’re enlightened. Like we don’t have our own problems.
[ He wraps a hand around Spider-Man’s bicep and hauls him to his feet, a slight, sardonic grin on his face. Spider-Man, for his part, doesn’t look like he’d be able to stay there without being held up. He's not even looking at the camera. ]
I’ve always been one for the public knowledge of who we are. We should be held accountable for our actions -- yes, yes, even me. I know this isn’t popular right now, I know it isn’t.
[ Spider-Man makes a dismissive noise, barely audible over the camera microphone. ]
There’s no reason to be rude.
See, the thing is... you accuse… me... of talking outta my--
[ He plants his heels and pivots in Iron Man’s grip, shooting out web-lines from both wrists towards a target off camera. Spider-Man heaves, there's an earsplitting squeal, a briefly seen blur of dark, and an almighty CRUNCH before the camera goes dark.
It stays dark for another 45 seconds.
When the broadcast resumes, it shows the same scene from a different angle. More than that has changed: the wreckage of a car burns merrily in the background, an Iron Man-shaped imprint molded into the chassis. The man himself looks no worse for wear. Spider-Man, even more battered, looks barely conscious, only able to scrabble feebly at the gauntleted hand that holds him by the throat, a good foot off the ground. ]
I was going to say -- before I was rudely interrupted, that I forgive all of you, because you can’t help it, not really. My friend here, however, he can help it. And he chose to ignore that.
What I don’t forgive is trying to undo all the work we did together.
[ He reaches under Spider-Man's chin -- batting aside the other man’s last-ditch attempt to defend himself -- grabs the mask, and pulls. The face underneath is bruised, bloody, and not quite present, but recognizable to anyone who saw the network post on Wednesday. ]
Peter here’s a great example. We go through all this trouble, a public unmasking back home, media, everything, and what does he do?
Somehow, he undoes all of it. It took coming back here for me to remember what he’d even done. You think I’ve got the problem? Imports, we all have a problem, and it’s as deep as our very culture.

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You know that literally--[ he gasps for breath ]--the only person who might've cared about this got ported out last year, right?
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You care.
That's all that matters.
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There's just one problem. ]
Are we supposed to know who that is?
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Get your hands off my roommate, Stark.
[And don't think he didn't notice what your suit was doing, but Peter's well-being is far more important right now.]
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You're going to... fight me? [ He lifted an eyebrow, honestly curious what he'd do here. ]
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But I like Spider-Man!
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[ omg doctor please ]
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Against any better decision that could possibly be made, still paying as much attention to her Spider-sense as she can, she pulls it out and watches in growing horror until Tony finally yanks the mask off.
The secret identity doesn't matter anymore. Not really. Maybe if she was thinking clearer she wouldn't be doing this, but.
She hits the video, and pulls her own mask off before speaking.]
He gave you a chance. I gave you a chance. So many people did. I can't believe anyone believed in you.
There's no way you haven't heard it. 'With great power, there must also come great responsibility'? You just blew it big time.
It's on, Stark.
[She launches off the roof just before cutting the video off.]
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You all certainly weren't willing to give my plan a chance, so sometimes...drastic times call for drastic measures.
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Erik might not understand what a huge deal this is, but he knew Peter wanted to keep it a secret. He doesn't know why, and he doesn't think it should be, but that's not his place, and it's not Tony's. Does he want everyone to stand together where they can? Of course. Is it harder for anyone who can't pass as a native? Yes.
But to do this... ]
Are you out of your mind?
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You did this twice?
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[ He wrapped an arm around the very beaten Peter, and shook him, not unlike what a parent would do with a petulant child. ]
Then when things got hard, he undid it somehow -- even deleted my data. Instead of living with the consequences of his actions, he opted to change those actions, and delete people's memories without their consent.
[ Well, he agreed to it, but he forgot that part. ]
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[Max isn't one for cape work. For one, she's not the sort of girl to go around brawling - and for another, she's just not into spandex. But she likes Peter, and though she's not terribly familiar with Spider-Man, she doesn't like seeing him unmasked. It's a choice he made, and it's not anyone else's to unmake, and here Tony is, being his asshole self and doing just that.
So she does the only thing she can think of, and reaches her hand forward for a rewind. Maybe she can warn Peter about it before it happens.]
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So it's fast, he pat Peter's cheek patronizing, before he let him go. ] Don't move, Pete -- we still got places to go --
[ And then he's off -- a quick blast of rockets, and he's standing over her, metal suit in the way, before he slapped her hand away. ]
Ah ah.
I've seen you hanging around -- you didn't think I'd do my research? [ Hack systems, figure out what she could do?
He's a planner. ]
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What a shame, she was starting to like him, too. ]
Are we still human? These powers make us something more, don't they?
[ Not that humans deserve these abilities in her opinion. ]
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[ Maybe she'll like the real one better ]
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[That doesn't mean Loki won't raise his eyebrows at Tony, not sure what to do with him.]
Not sure how I feel, I've been defeated by you do-gooder types before and to see one that is up to my speed? Should I be upset that you've been hiding your true capacity for so long or satisfied?
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[ A raised eyebrow. ]
I'm nothing like you, Loki. I'm changing the world for the better.
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are you going to track all of us down and beat the shit out of us until we agree with you
or is this like a hateboner for one dude thing, everyone else will be convinced by the ~power~ of your big ole speeches
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You didn't get that there was history here?
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What the hell do you think you're doing?
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Also, are you sure this isn't a sex thing? It's really looking like a sex thing. Like an eww-please-don't-make-people-look-at-it sex thing. Or like... a complicated boyfriend feelings thing?
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Gross! Peter's like a son to me.
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PUMMELGRANITE IS SENDING YOU A FILE SUPERIORAPPLEMAN.JPEG
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