Pushing Papers and Dancing Daisies...(Fee, nerds, open)
Oct 25, 2015 18:53:25 GMT
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Post by Fiona Maccafferty on Oct 25, 2015 18:53:25 GMT
You called me strong/you called me weak/yet still your secrets I will keep
I'll keep you by my side with my superhuman might/my Kryptonite.
I'll keep you by my side with my superhuman might/my Kryptonite.
The petite redhead sat in front of a computer console-not her OWN. Nope. This was busy work, a part of her punishment for disobeying orders and following Michael out into the storm to save the Koan. Yeah, yeah, so they were exposed to radiation and maybe they could've been killed. She wouldn't have lived, though, if Michael had gone out alone and been hurt. She liked him in ways that she didn't understand...she'd never had but one "proper" boyfriend, and even then, it'd been YEARS ago, and she didn't love that man. So yeah. She was stuck doing all the Bases' busy work-filling IT tickets, repairing codes that whatever Glavish and McKay had done had ruined, and generally lying low. She was mostly under advisement to do her work, do her extra assignments and then return to her chambers. It was kind of boring, but she was a boring person, so she didn't mind. The only thing that she did that was out side of the usual was her appointments with Doc Harrison. Who had, oddly, defended her and Micheal; he understood thier passion to make a difference, to save lives, and to be the shining light in the midst of the terrible things that the military people, due to thier training, couldn't be-the moral side, as it were.
She was, however, very bored. This was mind numbingly stupid stuff-her genius level IQ and general proness to being kinetic was going to drive her bollocks. The General had been mad, though not exceedingly so, and while this was the best punishment he could probably come up with short of forcing them home, she was sure he hadn't realize just how terrible it would be for her. Black seemed to be handling it slightly better than she, and she'd heard that Finn had left (though not entirely due to the forest incident, per se), and Izzy had been reprimanded in some military sort of way that Fee vaguely understood, but she wasn't. This sort of work was the kind you did when you worked for NASA as a high-school intern, not as a middle-tier data analyst of brilliant mind but dubious street smarts. There was the minor issue of her heart; she'd followed Michael because she cared about him, and would do it again because she trusted him.
In a fit of frustration over a minor code not "taking", she flipped on the radio she'd hauled down with her from her console. Prince blared; Fee had a penchant for 80's rock music and Celtic folk songs, the latter being what she listened to most of the time. Over the few months, the others would learn that if you heard classical, Fee was sad, and if you heard very heavy rock music of the "angry girl genre", stay dog wide, for she was mad.
She hummed along for a few minutes, and bobbed her head to the beat of "Purple Rain." After a moment, she forgot where she was, and as she restarted her task, she sang along, her rough accent making the normally good song sound slightly off.
...I only wanted to see you laughing in the Purple rain...[She smiled slightly. Not much made her happier than the dulcet tones of music from her youth.
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Tag:@open!, Michael Black. Outfit: Here. Note: Opening lyrics are "Kryptonite" by Three Doors Down, and Purple Rain is by Prince, or whatever he's called these days.
By Abii of Adoxography