[Home is a strange concept. Once she has a room that's hers, she's not really sure what to do with it. For now. It's easier to wander over to Erik for lack of anything better to do.]
[It takes her a moment. She doesn't dislike it. It's just another sweet gesture on his part that gets right under her ribs despite a half-hearted thought to keep a wall up.]
I do like it. I didn't expect a pet name so soon from you.
[But there's an audible smile in her voice. It's not a complaint.]
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[If they're trying this family thing, they'll worry.]
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Why fate hates us so, I have never discovered.
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[Wanda doubts they can cancel it out around one another, but she at least is stronger, now.]
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[ A pause. ]
I'll set up a room for you.
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Still, Wanda gives him a nod and a small smile.]
Thank you, Erik. I'm grateful for your kindness.
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[ I forgot if he fixed her up a plate or not but he will if not, and then go to set up a room. She really can stay as long as she wants. ]
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Do you need help with anything?
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[ He doesn't know what else he's missing from this room to make it more Wanda's. ]
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[She asks with a small smile, knowing why. But she doesn't need anything.]
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[She's curious. He had one once. A family.]
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Schatz?
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I do like it. I didn't expect a pet name so soon from you.
[But there's an audible smile in her voice. It's not a complaint.]
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[ He smiles. It's true, people think of him as severe. ]
What about Billy and Tommy's father? Will you tell me about him?
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It's complicated.
[But she's not unwilling.]
He was a... synthezoid. He wasn't human, but he loved humanity.
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What do you mean he loved humanity?
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[For now, she's decided to leave out the part of how he first died.]
He would have found you fascinating.
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I guess the feeling would have been mutual.
Did you... build him?
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No.
[Not initially, anyway.]
It's... very complicated. But we were teammates, then friends. We were both the outsiders. The strange ones.
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[ He kind of knows what that's like, but he guesses that on their team the whole point was that they're all outcasts and weirdos. ]
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What about your wife? Was she... a normal human?
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omg i just realized i forgot they renamed her to nina in the movies
It's all good in the vastness of the multiverse 😎
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