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entrancelogs2015-08-30 08:05 pm
minimoff) wrote in entrancelogs2015-08-30 08:05 pm
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[OPEN] Boom boom.
Who: Tommy and YOU.
Where: All over.
When: During and after the event.
Rating: PG-13 for talk of death, violence.
Summary: Tommy as a hero, Tommy as a villain, and Tommy as a scared little boy.
The Story:
28th and 29th.
Of course it is part of Tommy's nature to resist HYDRA. He is a superhero, after all. Sure, he might be freaking out at the idea of brainwashing and illicit experiments, but that was not going to stop him from trying to help.
And punching anyone who was trying to tell him how great HYDRA was in the face.
30th and 1st.
Tommy had trusted the one person he should not have trusted. And for that, he was wiped from existence. All that is left is Speed.
Speed knows his mission. That does not mean he is particularly good at it, however. His version of subtlety is to sling someone over his shoulder and deposit them in a chair. Which he will attempt to do, at least early on.
By the time Monday rolls around, however, he is struggling with himself. The rooms with the chair scare him for reasons he does not understand. It gets harder and harder to even step over the threshold, much less watch someone undergo brainwashing.
He was malfunctioning, and becoming self-aware enough to know that they were going to get rid of him.
2nd and beyond.
Tommy cannot sleep.
If he gives into exhaustion, he wakes up screaming. The moments between sleep and wakefulness are the worst, where he does not know where he is, if he is back in juvie or in the Chair or in Wonderland. He has difficulty sorting out what he actually did from old memories of what the scientists had wanted him to do. More than one object in his room dies a messy, explosive death for making the wrong silhouette in the middle of the night.
He would be sorry for the noise, if he thought to apologize. He does not leave his room unless someone comes to check on why there are screams and explosions, until he finally ends up pacing the dark hall on the night of the second, keeping himself awake.
Where: All over.
When: During and after the event.
Rating: PG-13 for talk of death, violence.
Summary: Tommy as a hero, Tommy as a villain, and Tommy as a scared little boy.
The Story:
28th and 29th.
Of course it is part of Tommy's nature to resist HYDRA. He is a superhero, after all. Sure, he might be freaking out at the idea of brainwashing and illicit experiments, but that was not going to stop him from trying to help.
And punching anyone who was trying to tell him how great HYDRA was in the face.
30th and 1st.
Tommy had trusted the one person he should not have trusted. And for that, he was wiped from existence. All that is left is Speed.
Speed knows his mission. That does not mean he is particularly good at it, however. His version of subtlety is to sling someone over his shoulder and deposit them in a chair. Which he will attempt to do, at least early on.
By the time Monday rolls around, however, he is struggling with himself. The rooms with the chair scare him for reasons he does not understand. It gets harder and harder to even step over the threshold, much less watch someone undergo brainwashing.
He was malfunctioning, and becoming self-aware enough to know that they were going to get rid of him.
2nd and beyond.
Tommy cannot sleep.
If he gives into exhaustion, he wakes up screaming. The moments between sleep and wakefulness are the worst, where he does not know where he is, if he is back in juvie or in the Chair or in Wonderland. He has difficulty sorting out what he actually did from old memories of what the scientists had wanted him to do. More than one object in his room dies a messy, explosive death for making the wrong silhouette in the middle of the night.
He would be sorry for the noise, if he thought to apologize. He does not leave his room unless someone comes to check on why there are screams and explosions, until he finally ends up pacing the dark hall on the night of the second, keeping himself awake.