Mɪᴛᴄʜᴇʟʟ Hᴜɴᴅʀᴇᴅ (
viced) wrote in
maskormenace2014-02-23 03:42 pm
Entry tags:
- † anna | princess of arendelle,
- † captain harlock | n/a,
- † edward nygma | the riddler,
- † ellie langford | n/a,
- † hank pym | giant-man,
- † hans | prince of the southern isles,
- † isaac clarke | n/a,
- † john watson | n/a,
- † kate bishop | hawkeye,
- † laura kinney | x-23,
- † manaka sajou | seraph,
- † maria del andallo | n/a,
- † maxwell lord | n/a,
- † mitchell hundred | the great machine,
- † rick bradbury | n/a,
- † rin tohsaka | n/a,
- † rose lalonde | seer of light,
- † roy mustang | the flame alchemist,
- † veronica mars | n/a
1 ⚙ VIDEO; Sunday Afternoon.
Well, everyone, it's been a long fucking while, hasn't it?
[ It seems so weird, to see Mitch without his usual, old backdrop of an office. He's not in a bedroom, either, but instead outside, probably a park, but he sure as hell doesn't look comfortable. He's just kind of holding the communicator, there's not the usual production-quality that his addresses normally came with. Starting over, starting from the ground up. He's smiling though, as much as a guy who's lost a career can smile. ]
We've got a lot of new faces on here too. I'd say welcome to the City, but it's not really the City anymore. [ A pause. ] Welcome to Cape Canaveral, imports.
We've had a lot of people offering rundowns, so I'm not going to do that, we've had appeals for cooperation, something I would wholeheartedly encourage, but more than that, I wanted to pop in and let you know what I'm here for. Back home, where I really come from, I was the Mayor of New York City, [ A pause. There are other things, but he won't address those, ] and then in the City, I was also the mayor, your mayor, really. It's difficult to distinguish a classification like import, no matter what you do, you know? Anyway, when I showed up here, they apparently knew me well enough, they didn't give me one fucking job, they gave me two. I'm your representative here.
What that means, of course, is that I'm here for you. I know how cheesy, and ridiculous it sounds, but it's true. I'm here for each and every one of you, and I mean that wholeheartedly. I know it's a lot to take in, coming to another goddamn world, and suddenly there's a tattoo on your arm, a file in your hand, and you're being asked to register for these people. I know it's not easy. I know it's not the first thing that comes to mind when showing up in a new goddamn world, because I'm pretty sure most people are going to get caught up on the fact that it's a new goddamn world.
And that's where I want to come in. I want you to understand just as I do, I want to make sure that if there are any fears, or anything holding you back, let me bring them up with the people in the government, let me bring issues you have up. I'm good at this for a reason, and if you need a voice, I'm going to be it. So don't hesitate, and if you don't want to do it here, just tell me when and where, and I'll make sure we can talk -- or you can call me anytime, and I'll be here to listen.
[ And like magic, the number seems embedded in the message. ]
Anyway, like a lot of people have already said, we have to work together to make do here. If we don't, we're going to fall apart, just like before, and I cannot and will not let that happen if I can help it.
Thanks for listening folks, and have a good rest of your afternoon.
[ It seems so weird, to see Mitch without his usual, old backdrop of an office. He's not in a bedroom, either, but instead outside, probably a park, but he sure as hell doesn't look comfortable. He's just kind of holding the communicator, there's not the usual production-quality that his addresses normally came with. Starting over, starting from the ground up. He's smiling though, as much as a guy who's lost a career can smile. ]
We've got a lot of new faces on here too. I'd say welcome to the City, but it's not really the City anymore. [ A pause. ] Welcome to Cape Canaveral, imports.
We've had a lot of people offering rundowns, so I'm not going to do that, we've had appeals for cooperation, something I would wholeheartedly encourage, but more than that, I wanted to pop in and let you know what I'm here for. Back home, where I really come from, I was the Mayor of New York City, [ A pause. There are other things, but he won't address those, ] and then in the City, I was also the mayor, your mayor, really. It's difficult to distinguish a classification like import, no matter what you do, you know? Anyway, when I showed up here, they apparently knew me well enough, they didn't give me one fucking job, they gave me two. I'm your representative here.
What that means, of course, is that I'm here for you. I know how cheesy, and ridiculous it sounds, but it's true. I'm here for each and every one of you, and I mean that wholeheartedly. I know it's a lot to take in, coming to another goddamn world, and suddenly there's a tattoo on your arm, a file in your hand, and you're being asked to register for these people. I know it's not easy. I know it's not the first thing that comes to mind when showing up in a new goddamn world, because I'm pretty sure most people are going to get caught up on the fact that it's a new goddamn world.
And that's where I want to come in. I want you to understand just as I do, I want to make sure that if there are any fears, or anything holding you back, let me bring them up with the people in the government, let me bring issues you have up. I'm good at this for a reason, and if you need a voice, I'm going to be it. So don't hesitate, and if you don't want to do it here, just tell me when and where, and I'll make sure we can talk -- or you can call me anytime, and I'll be here to listen.
[ And like magic, the number seems embedded in the message. ]
Anyway, like a lot of people have already said, we have to work together to make do here. If we don't, we're going to fall apart, just like before, and I cannot and will not let that happen if I can help it.
Thanks for listening folks, and have a good rest of your afternoon.

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Or are you asking about what brought us here?
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If you need any help with anything, let me know and I'll try my best to help. After all, while I'm sure you'll do a great job, it's always nice to have a helping hand!
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What exactly is it you do, though?
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Hi there. My name's Hank, and you might have guessed it, I'm new around these parts. I'm sure you have a lot of people asking you questions, if not you might soon, so I'll cut to the chase. Why the tattoos?
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I can get an official word, if you'd like. As far as what they do, they seem to work with our communicators, and they mark what our status is.
Extrapolation is all I have, for the moment, although I assume most of it is because they need some way to make sure they know who's an import and who isn't. Not all of us are disfigured. [ He draws a finger along the side of his face -- drawing attention to the circuits there. ]
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How'd you end up in charge of the City if no one liked the imPorts there?
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I just did what I always do -- I campaigned.
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Besides, they need someone to run interference, if you ask me.
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[Which is probably either oddly astute or oddly cynical for a girl her age to say, but.]
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Right now, she's lounging at the police department, as one does when given a surprisingly useful position, at a desk that may or may not belong to her, shhhh. ]
So, Mr. Hundred. [ what a name, geez. ] What are your thoughts on registering?
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[ He shrugged. ] Then again, with what they're offering, it's a pretty decent trade off, if you can stomach being beholden to the government.
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Cheesy as hell-- [ He looks at the name on the communicator. ] Mr. Hundred, but everyone has to start somewhere. You've got your work cut out for you, no doubt. How are you planning to handle all the dissent you're bound to have to pass along?
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and there's no money this time :( ]
Er -- well -- [ That's strange, he'd figured Max would know his track record by now. Play it cool, Mitch. Play it cool. ]
Honestly? It's no different than the dissent I've faced before. I mean, the City had a hell of a lot of dissent, and New York City after 9/11? That was just plain hell when it came to that. I think it's important to listen to concerns like this, and then devise a course of action once I've heard the different voices we've got coming in. After all, such a diverse crowd will give us a really diverse insight.
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Thank you. You really mean that, or are you fucking with me?
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[ That sickeningly sweet smile she has is warning enough. ]
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You have an idea, then?
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