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sixthiterationlogs2016-10-11 06:40 pm
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WHO: Peggy Carter
WHERE: Outside the Inn
WHEN: Late October 11th
OPEN TO: OTA
WARNINGS: Mature clothing
STATUS: Closed
Naughty Surprises
When the box arrives on her doorstep, at first Peggy thinks that perhaps it's simply James' turn for a gift. The package is a small one, the likes of which she'd found her hair items in earlier, and though she still doesn't understand the ability of a prison like this to deliver them such luxuries, she's also not about to turn them away. She's even turned over her shoulder to summon Barnes when she gets a better look at the name on it.
It's her name. Odd, though. After the last few, Peggy can't imagine what more she might require. Certainly, the seeds and the pigeons have been somewhat useful and the hair frivolities are a lovely little treat, but what more could she need? Settling on the front steps in order to open it and find out, she discovers that apparently, there is a cruel streak of humour in whomever is sending her such gifts.
The top two items are practical. They appear to be quite skimpy, but look like they will support her quite well if she decides she wishes to exercise. The shorts and brassiere are not what she's used to, but the concept is quite practical. It's when she goes further to the next layer that has her eyes wide and a look of shock on her face.
"Good God!" she reacts, slamming the box shut instantly. Opening it a moment later, the set is still there, as lurid and red and lacy as before. Fishing the top out, Peggy dangles the strap of an indecent set of bra and panties from her fingertips, which wouldn't cover much on any woman, let alone her. Turning skywards, she regards her strange benefactors with a disbelieving look, as if this is suddenly some awful movie production Howard is manning and he expects her to put on a show.
"If you think I'm putting these on where anyone can see, you've another thing coming," she warns the strange gods above, staring through the holes of the panties and going approximately the same colour red when she sees someone else through them. "Well," she says, as calmly as she can muster, "this is embarrassing."
One Hundred and One...
When Kate and Margaery are found and brought back to safety (albeit somewhat scraped), Peggy finds herself quick to frustration and hating her ineptitude in helping to find them. That, combined with how easily her body slides to weariness is a reminder that she needs to keep up with a much more regimented training plan. While she dislikes running for the sake of exercise, she clads herself in her brand new sports brassiere, the tank top, and scrubs trousers before going for a run.
What she would like most of all is something to take out her aggression on. There had been nothing better than the punching bag at Howard's mansion to finish a day with, allowing her fists to take out all the fury she can manage. The best she can do here is a pillow she's absconded with, but the punches feel light and she gives up someway through when it's nowhere near the sort of satisfying she's aiming for.
In her mind, she can hear Howard's voice (a ghost of itself) as it asks Peggy, does Jarvis know that you can do 107 one armed pushups? and it makes her absurdly homesick for a set of people, but also gives her a determined goal to try and best.
It's been some time since she set that record for herself, but there's no time like the present to try and beat it, especially since sparring seems out of the question when the pillow is hardly fighting back. Pinning her hair back to keep it from her face, Peggy settles herself on the ground in order to begin, winding her way through the first four sets of ten with ease, but as she begins to hit seventy, then eighty, she finds herself flagging.
"Bloody Nora, they weren't always this hard," she mutters under her breath, arm trembling as she refuses to give up just yet. This is what she gets for ignoring her regiment as long as she has, and with a loud cry of frustration, her arm gives out and she goes to her stomach on the barely-dried ground, accepting that she'll be doing quite a bit of laundry after this. Staring up, she lets out a long sigh and wishes for Howard's gym facilities, not for the first time.
WHERE: Outside the Inn
WHEN: Late October 11th
OPEN TO: OTA
WARNINGS: Mature clothing
STATUS: Closed
Naughty Surprises
When the box arrives on her doorstep, at first Peggy thinks that perhaps it's simply James' turn for a gift. The package is a small one, the likes of which she'd found her hair items in earlier, and though she still doesn't understand the ability of a prison like this to deliver them such luxuries, she's also not about to turn them away. She's even turned over her shoulder to summon Barnes when she gets a better look at the name on it.
It's her name. Odd, though. After the last few, Peggy can't imagine what more she might require. Certainly, the seeds and the pigeons have been somewhat useful and the hair frivolities are a lovely little treat, but what more could she need? Settling on the front steps in order to open it and find out, she discovers that apparently, there is a cruel streak of humour in whomever is sending her such gifts.
The top two items are practical. They appear to be quite skimpy, but look like they will support her quite well if she decides she wishes to exercise. The shorts and brassiere are not what she's used to, but the concept is quite practical. It's when she goes further to the next layer that has her eyes wide and a look of shock on her face.
"Good God!" she reacts, slamming the box shut instantly. Opening it a moment later, the set is still there, as lurid and red and lacy as before. Fishing the top out, Peggy dangles the strap of an indecent set of bra and panties from her fingertips, which wouldn't cover much on any woman, let alone her. Turning skywards, she regards her strange benefactors with a disbelieving look, as if this is suddenly some awful movie production Howard is manning and he expects her to put on a show.
"If you think I'm putting these on where anyone can see, you've another thing coming," she warns the strange gods above, staring through the holes of the panties and going approximately the same colour red when she sees someone else through them. "Well," she says, as calmly as she can muster, "this is embarrassing."
One Hundred and One...
When Kate and Margaery are found and brought back to safety (albeit somewhat scraped), Peggy finds herself quick to frustration and hating her ineptitude in helping to find them. That, combined with how easily her body slides to weariness is a reminder that she needs to keep up with a much more regimented training plan. While she dislikes running for the sake of exercise, she clads herself in her brand new sports brassiere, the tank top, and scrubs trousers before going for a run.
What she would like most of all is something to take out her aggression on. There had been nothing better than the punching bag at Howard's mansion to finish a day with, allowing her fists to take out all the fury she can manage. The best she can do here is a pillow she's absconded with, but the punches feel light and she gives up someway through when it's nowhere near the sort of satisfying she's aiming for.
In her mind, she can hear Howard's voice (a ghost of itself) as it asks Peggy, does Jarvis know that you can do 107 one armed pushups? and it makes her absurdly homesick for a set of people, but also gives her a determined goal to try and best.
It's been some time since she set that record for herself, but there's no time like the present to try and beat it, especially since sparring seems out of the question when the pillow is hardly fighting back. Pinning her hair back to keep it from her face, Peggy settles herself on the ground in order to begin, winding her way through the first four sets of ten with ease, but as she begins to hit seventy, then eighty, she finds herself flagging.
"Bloody Nora, they weren't always this hard," she mutters under her breath, arm trembling as she refuses to give up just yet. This is what she gets for ignoring her regiment as long as she has, and with a loud cry of frustration, her arm gives out and she goes to her stomach on the barely-dried ground, accepting that she'll be doing quite a bit of laundry after this. Staring up, she lets out a long sigh and wishes for Howard's gym facilities, not for the first time.

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Added to that just how soothing Benedict's- Mr Sorelin's - presence is, and honestly, Kate just needs some fresh air. So she'd strapped up her foot, pulled some dry clothes, and gone for a walk.
She hadn't expected to see Miss Carter sitting outside the house she shares with Mr Barnes, although people do tend to sit on the steps. She most certainly hadn't been expecting to see the woman holding...
Holding...
"What in God's name is that?"
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"I'm afraid my nameless benefactor is going to have to learn with disappointment."
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"Is. I'd presume from your reaction it ain't exactly a hair-piece, but... what is it?"
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"See me in," she echoes once more. She leans into the box to dig out the bottoms with a pinky and dangles them in view. "Matching set, I believe."
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And yet, she's never seen anything as revealing as that which Miss Carter is holding.
Kate crinkles her nose, her quick temper roused to protectiveness. "Now that just ain't right," she says heatedly. "Sendin' you that kind of thing. I've seen more proper underthings on dancing girls. Certainly more supportive. Where's the boning?"
Belatedly, she realises her mistake: no boning, no real support, if it's anything like the brief underthings their captors have given them. So maybe it all covers... mostly the right things, according to the standards.
But nothing that lacy is proper.
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Kol's house, where he was still staying, was right behind the Inn. So, as he shifted to head back to the woods he noticed Peggy and her impressive training. He didn't even think about it, he made his way over watching as he did. He never expected to see a woman doing such movements but it added to his already forming thoughts that Peggy Carter wasn't a normal woman. "You've not been training enough, gets harder without doing so enough." He heard her say, as he stood not far off from her in his dusty tunic Kate had made him, over the light gray stained up scrub pants and boots. His hair braided back up in two braids going down and joining in the back as one. All in all, he looked much better than the day in the rain. Thorfinn waited to move over to offer a hand until she was let out the sigh. No judging in his look at all.
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Now she's just boasting and it's a touch embarrassing, which makes her remember not to be so smug. "I don't suppose you'd like to be my sparring partner? Keep me in shape today?"
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Letting an amused noise escape him, thankful once more that no one but Jo knows the details about his past here. "Sure, Peggy, but I have not sparred with a woman before, please tell if to much. I do not wish to hurt anyone anymore." he spoke honestly. Even if he hated violence it was a better idea to help with her if he could, least something happen while the men were away and the woman not be able to protect themselves. Though with the woman in this village it seemed unlikely to happen but he still worried.
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Raising her hands, she sets herself into a boxing stance, and waits for Thorfinn to approach in order to know what she's dealing with and how best to defend herself and then attack.
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He moved forward then with a dash of speed to close the distance between them. He swung out hard with his right fist, testing how quick she was, he couldn't let himself listen to the voice inside screaming it wasn't okay to try and hit a woman. She asked, she wanted to spar, it would be rude to hold back to much.
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"It's okay," she replies to Peggy. "Though I think you're supposed to wear them on your body, not your face?" She may be playing up the not-from-around-here thing for a laugh, to ease the embarrassment.
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"Apparently, between the useful presents and the unending canyon walls, someone expects a fashion show."
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"I wouldn't strut down the canyon in that," she says, deciding that's the best focal point for the time being, to keep from laughing or from the creeping feeling of unease that comes from Peggy being left some clothing that's impossible to make on site. Like their mysterious captors have a replicator or something. "You'd probably get a cold, and that's the last thing you need."
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Well, that's not entirely true. If she assumes this place to be as cruel as it can be kind, she knows exactly why she's being taunted with such things on the heels of a certain someone's arrival. In another life, these items might have been purchased and worn on a wedding night. Something that never came to pass, not for her.
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Or maybe they remind her of someone she wore that kind of thing for, notes a little voice in Nerys' head, but seeing as that's Not Her Business, she purses her lips for a second. "What else did you get?" she asks instead, and curbs the urge to peer into the box.
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Ever since her Academy days, she'd gone for a daily run. Barring injury, of course. Swimming depended on weather, on if she was okay with water, but running? Every day. Even if it was up and down the marble stairs in her victor's mansion, she'd run. She'd run because it's a habit, she'd run to keep up her stamina, and she'd run because she noticed if she didn't, she got...
Worse.
More distracted, more paranoid. The violent thoughts would come and the fear would be easier to set off.
Except, here, in an arena, ironically enough she can't. And here, once she and Finnick had taken refuge in the house, there isn't even any hiking. She can feel her energy curl itself in her, under her skin, starting to seize up her fingers and make her twitch.
Once the rains had gone, she'd had to get out. Walk a bit. Normally, she'd add, 'talk to someone not Finnick', but that's not a goal here, with these strange people. Besides, she knows he's watching her from where he's gathering supplies. Keeping an eye, just in case she needs assistance. Which she doesn't, until she sees the brunette doing push-ups with one arm and collapse into the dirt with an all too familiar groan.
She'll blame it all on being cooped up in a house, in an arena, because Annie opens her mouth and blurts out, "They're always if you've not done 'em in a while."
Then she snaps her mouth shut and stares, a little wide-eyed, because even in a non-arena setting, people don't tend to like random comments from her.
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And yet, here she is, struggling away. She pulls herself to her feet and one planted firmly in the ground as she works herself to her feet. "You sound like you're speaking from experience," she says warmly.
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By the woman's second statement, she's got herself more together.
"Yeah. I am. I got injured, once. It wasn't easy to start up again, after."
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"And did yours fix as well?" she adds, because she does have to wonder whether the springs and the fountain had been generous in their healing abilities.
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But now, that all vanishes into focus. Her eyes, a dark sea-green, flick over to the woman sharply and remain.
When she speaks, she still stumbles a little over her words, but her eyes don't leave.
"I, in my games. Oh, except you don't know about them." It's said dully, but mostly impersonally. Like she's gone somewhere else, a little. "I had to tread water once, when I was nearly nineteen. For a day. It fucked up my joints pretty bad. Since then, air pressure, wet weather, all of that makes them hurt. Bad.
But not here. They don't hurt here. I thought-"
Here, the impersonal falters, and her gaze drops. She swallows back the rest of the sentence, that I was just going crazy again.
"The spring healed you, too?"
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"I didn't realize it was laundry day," Riza finally replies in a cool voice. "Who's the lucky guy?"
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That's not the sort of thing that you ought to be fixated on when you're surviving, though. "Honestly, I'm beginning to think that there are some very disturbed people in charge of giving these gifts." Now that she's collected herself, she turns her attention to the woman. "I think this is the first time I've ever met anyone over unmentionables."
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"I can thankfully say the same I think," Riza says, though she's fairly certain that with the small population she had seen Peggy around. "Sorry if I was a bit forward. I've seen you around but I guess you're right, this is the first time we've really gotten a chance to speak. I'm Riza Hawkeye, I've been staying at the Inn."
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She can only imagine how lewd and lurid the comments could be. "You're somewhat newly arrived, aren't you?"
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Still, that was none of her business now. Though she might tuck the information away to try to figure out when or if they ever discovered the people behind this.
"Somewhat. I think it's been a few weeks now," Riza replied after giving it some thought. "I have a habit of keeping to myself if I'm not careful...it's one reason I chose to stay at the inn instead of moving to my own house," Riza added. If she wasn't careful she could easily fade into the background and stick to people watching, but given her time in Manhattan and the fact that she had zero friends from home here it made sense to be in a space where other eyes were constantly available. The inn was also a strategic place for information and she needed that desperately, not just as someone new but as someone who wanted to help solve the problems here. If anyone she knew ended up in this place, she wanted to be able to give them as many of the clues as possible.
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wrap this up in a few tags?
sounds good to me!