Agent Phil *CLASSIFIED* Coulson (
has_conviction) wrote2012-07-06 06:17 pm
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The Spy and the Spider
It was times like these Coulson hated his job. He'd been impaled in the chest with a spear, and his brother-in-law, who he'd actually liked, had just been killed-in-action. All that, and he still had to work. Such is the life of a SHIELD agent.
Recently, Dr. Curtis Connors had transformed himself in to some kind of giant lizard, and had rampaged through New York, attempting to transform the rest of the world into creatures like him. He was stopped not by the Avengers, but some newcomer to the superhero game. Spider-Man. Real Name: Peter Parker. He was young, but he had potential. Potential that needed to be monitored, and guided in a positive direction. That's why Agent Coulson was in the guidance office of Midtown High School, waiting for Mr. Parker to show up, eating one of those big soft pretzels you get from a cart on the corner. He loved those.
Recently, Dr. Curtis Connors had transformed himself in to some kind of giant lizard, and had rampaged through New York, attempting to transform the rest of the world into creatures like him. He was stopped not by the Avengers, but some newcomer to the superhero game. Spider-Man. Real Name: Peter Parker. He was young, but he had potential. Potential that needed to be monitored, and guided in a positive direction. That's why Agent Coulson was in the guidance office of Midtown High School, waiting for Mr. Parker to show up, eating one of those big soft pretzels you get from a cart on the corner. He loved those.
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"Don't worry. You're not in trouble."
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"We'd like to discuss some of your ... recent activities." He says, sounding like he's been reading off a script until now. He's done this whole recruitment thing a few times, and it's starting to become routine.
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"...I'm beginning to think the mask is completely pointless."
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"But you've definitely impressed some important people in subduing Dr. Connors. I'm assuming you know about the Avengers, Mr. Parker?"
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"There was a giant alien invasion in the middle of the city. I'd have to have been living under a rock in, I dunno, the middle of the Sahara to not have heard about the Avengers."
And then what Coulson said hit him "...you don't mean...are you here to recruit me? I mean, that'd be...ridiculously awesome, but don't you guys have, like, minimum age requirements
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"However, we do think you have a lot of potential."
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"And potential's...good. I guess in this case it means "We'll be watching you just in case you screw up"?"
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"...don't suppose you could put in a good word for Gwen Stacy too? It is kinda my fault she lost the internship with Oscorp and all."
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"That can be taken care of." He says with a nod. "Is she doing alright since her father's ... passing?" Coulson asks.
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"...of course, that's a little more concern for her than I'd expect from a secret agent. Not that it's a bad thing, just, y'know, odd?"
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"So you're an Uncle Phil then." Peter said with a grin.
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"I'm glad she's okay." He'd talked to her, but she'd probably tell her boyfriend more than her uncle.
Back to business. "We'll be contacting you through this." Agent Coulson says, producing a small satellite phone, the latest in military hardware.
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"...What's the reception on this thing like? 'Cuz I've had to spend more time in the sewers than anyone really should over the past few weeks, and I'll probably have to go down there again eventually."
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"Anything else I need to know?"
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