[steve doesn't presume to think that he can make up for any of the family and friends that he's been separated from, but he'll try to be a new one. a good one.]
Can I get you some coffee or something? [a pause.] If you drink that sort of thing.
Any time. [steve smiles. this man seems like a good one, and that's what matters most to him. the rest he can find out along the way.] Day or night, in fact. I don't sleep much.
[ Clark has been spending that time with Taako learning to meditate instead of sleep. It'd be nice to have some conversation or someone else to sit with who wouldn't mind him around. ]
I blame the bed, the pillows. I don't know if it has something to do with the serum or I just have too much on my mind. Probably both. On the bright side, I get a lot of reading and exercising done.
Biographies. History books. Stuff most folks probably think is boring. [steve shrugs.] I finished a couple of things by that Stephen King guy. He'll give you a reason not to go to sleep.
Horror's not really my thing. [ He's a difficult man to frighten, and feels uneasy and unsettled often enough that he doesn't need it in his fiction. ] How do you feel about science fiction?
Nothing really, I've just lived through a lot of the stuff that used to exist only in my imagination. [steve smiles a bit.] They say truth is stranger than fiction - even science fiction.
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[steve doesn't presume to think that he can make up for any of the family and friends that he's been separated from, but he'll try to be a new one. a good one.]
Can I get you some coffee or something? [a pause.] If you drink that sort of thing.
[suddenly he knows how sam once felt.]
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He's never had friends, let alone people from other universes, so he's not sure how to go about it. Steve doesn't seem like he'd mind. ]
I'd like that. Some other time?
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[ Clark has been spending that time with Taako learning to meditate instead of sleep. It'd be nice to have some conversation or someone else to sit with who wouldn't mind him around. ]
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I blame the bed, the pillows. I don't know if it has something to do with the serum or I just have too much on my mind. Probably both. On the bright side, I get a lot of reading and exercising done.
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If you wouldn't mind company, shout for me. I'm usually reading.
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[which is an amusing image for sure.]
I'll do it. We can even trade books.
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Horror's not really my thing. [ He's a difficult man to frighten, and feels uneasy and unsettled often enough that he doesn't need it in his fiction. ] How do you feel about science fiction?
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Used to be a favorite of mine as a kid. Bucky's too. Books, comics, we couldn't get enough of it.
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Thank you for speaking with me. [ He stands and offers his hand to shake Steve's. ] There's one more thing you should know: that arm is hurting him.
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Thanks for telling me. I'll do everything I can for him.
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Take care. I hope to see you soon under better circumstances.