[Garrett? John had laughed. Tenderness replaced by momentary disgust. Ward didn't need to see it to know that it was there. That he judged him for it.]
I know that.
[Why can't they cut it out? Or do some kind of surgery to get rid of it? He buries his head in his hands, trying, Trying to keep his cool.]
GRANT WARD | AOS | MCU
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I know that.
[Why can't they cut it out? Or do some kind of surgery to get rid of it? He buries his head in his hands, trying, Trying to keep his cool.]
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It doesn't mean more than you make it.
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[ Please Ward she's neither stupid, young, nor new to the idea of covers, handlers, and observers. ]
You're worried about being observed or about being known?
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Seeing one of these in any capacity shows you have a weakness.
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[ And she'll keep staring at him because that's how a black widow do. ]
It shows you have an emotional range.
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...And you of all people think that's a good thing.
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I think you've confused a lack of emotion with knowing how to manage them.
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...I manage them just fine.
[obviously not]
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Sure you do, soldier.
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....You really don't see this as a weakness do you?
[he points at the mark on his arm]
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I think Americans put too much stock into what love means. What purpose it serves.
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[He's trying to be nice here and strike up conversation okay?]
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[He stares at the mark, like a slice, right down across his wrists] ...You ever have one?
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One, yes.
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[Why no, he's not bitter.]
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[He offers his own wrist in response] Whatever the circumstances.
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Looks like it.
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No I--I'm not sure that would be the best idea.
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