Carol Danvers (
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001 ✯ open } { hey so glad you could make it
Who: Carol Danvers + YOU
Where: Outside the mansion + other areas + network
When: April 1.
Rating: PG probably
Summary: Carol crash lands in Wonderland, as she do, and is trying to learn her way around.
The Story:

Where: Outside the mansion + other areas + network
When: April 1.
Rating: PG probably
Summary: Carol crash lands in Wonderland, as she do, and is trying to learn her way around.
The Story:

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There's no way this is even scratching the surface.]
Kinder, gentler warlike aliens?
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The Kree are all about control. In the beginning, war-like dominance worked for them, but when a planet as ineffectual as Earth managed to push them back they had to start playing the diplomacy side. Renounced the Accusers, all that. Now, they don't support their war mongering ways, but they don't really do much to stop it either.
[She pauses.]
No offense intended to Earth. I'm from there, after all. But in terms of the galaxy, Terrans are kind of small fish.
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And she's used to being underestimated.] We have enough problems without more aliens thinking we're trouble.
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[She seems a little confused at that because she hadn't gotten a page.]
Did the Kree come back?
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Mostly, though, we have plenty of problems of our own.
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[Because they want to control everything like the controlling control freaks they are.]
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Tony and Bruce fit that list.]
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Other planets grow their people in pods to make sure they have pristine genetics. Does that count?
[Also wtf Fury, why was she not called sooner? Maybe there was a bet involved.]
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That's different. Sounds less fun than the usual way.
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[She avoided them, it was for the best.]
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[There's a lot of weird stuff in space.]
I wouldn't be surprised, anyway.
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[Natasha hasn't seen him for a while.]
Allegedly he's from our universe.
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[Just so she makes sure she's got the right talking raccoon. There may be more than one.]
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[She files that away for future reference.]
But no other aliens have shown up here while you've been here? It's all been mostly Earth people?
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[That is a very important distinction to make.]
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[She considers for a moment.]
So what? We're like the loose change that fell behind the dresser of the universe?
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Oh, your guess is as good as mine as far as that goes.
[And does that ever rankle.]
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How long have you been stuck here?
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[With some feeling.]
About a year and a half.
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And no way out at all?
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How do we know where they go when they leave?
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[Complicated, and there's a lot of room for suspicion.
Natasha has never had a lot of trouble being suspicious.]
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