Daisy Johnson (
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End of first day | Audio (OTA)
[It's been a day and to say Daisy is stretched thin is an understatement. Still, she's doing her best to hold it together. Especially for Fitz and Simmons' sake considering this hit close to home for them. Fitz more so than anyone. Finding refuge in another room together, Daisy moved to take a seat on the ground. If Fitz and Simmons wanted the bed, it was there.
Taking out her network device, Daisy set it to broadcast out to anyone with theirs on.]
How's everyone holding up? Anyone missing?
[She didn't want to leave Fitz and Simmons alone, but if anyone needed help finding someone she couldn't just sit there.]
[OOC: Totally okay with this turning into action if anyone is up for that.]
Taking out her network device, Daisy set it to broadcast out to anyone with theirs on.]
How's everyone holding up? Anyone missing?
[She didn't want to leave Fitz and Simmons alone, but if anyone needed help finding someone she couldn't just sit there.]
[OOC: Totally okay with this turning into action if anyone is up for that.]
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[The air feels oppressive. Fitz checks a gauge settled beside him. Oxygen levels are reading fine, but that's not helping the sense of heaviness.]
He's been instructed to check in when he thinks he's close to a limit. Or, alternatively, he'll go for another four hours before we pull him back to rest. He's got a habit of pushing himself.
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Sounds like someone I know.
[Which could easily sound like she's talking about herself, but she also meant Fitz and Jemma.]
How are you doing? Really.
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I already told you things are fine. That ought to be enough to appease you. You don't have to keep asking as if you care about the answer.
[So maybe he's still upset and his nerves have him lashing out. Just a bit. Maybe.]
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I do care, Fitz. I care about you.
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[He's tried extending olive branches. All he's seen is her rejecting him over some crimes that haven't happened yet. He's stopped seeing the point of trying.]
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I was trying to keep my distance, I didn't want to hurt you and Jemma anymore than I already had. That didn't mean I stopped caring about you.
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Jemma thinks I ought to just forgive the parts you don't remember, but I can't. Not when you're making it fit as cleanly as it does.
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[Daisy's been home since then. She doesn't remember it happening and he's not even sure she's been told that it did. But that all feels like semantics. It's just like the Avengers and Klaus and Ward and everyone he's ever trusted.]
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[Except she had been.]
That wasn't me, Fitz. I would never do that.
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[But she didn't. Because people don't. He only exists when someone needs something built, or when Jemma ought to patch someone up.]
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That's not fair, Fitz. I don't remember any of that and of course I would've noticed. That wasn't me.
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[He shouldn't be saying these things. They still need to work together until the event is over.]
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I'll leave you alone then. Since clearly I just make you miserable.
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[She always leaves, when the problem is that she never stays.]
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Ward became possessed by an ancient inhuman who could control my thoughts. He made me kill someone. He made me choke you and you almost died!
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[He laughs once, despite himself. She choked him. That's how it always has to be. He can never get caught by a stray bullet or dramatically walk into an explosion. Slow, painful suffocation. Every time.]
I was enchanted by an Asgardian witch who made me imprison Jemma. I could have hurt a lot of people then, but you all didn't hold it against me because it wasn't me making those decisions. And it sounds like it wasn't you making the ones that've gotten you so upset. Things happen in events all the bloody time, and we've all agreed not to let it impact how we relate to one another when we're ourselves again.
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[Is it even a friendship?]
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[The 'team' wasn't here.]
You and Simmons are the closest thing I have to family and you saw what happened to my actual family. I don't want that to happen to you too.
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Families don't abandon one another once things get hard.
[ he levels an even stare at her. ]
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[She didn't mean her actual family, or them. She meant the countless foster families she was in.]
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We'd never.
[ He's not privy to the details of her upbringing. And her biological parents might have both been murderous nutters, but their SHIELD family is the one that counts. ]
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[As long as they're talking about her, then they're not talking about him.]
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