Tᴏɴʏ "ɪʀᴏɴ ᴍᴀɴ" Sᴛᴀʀᴋ (
liverletdie) wrote in
capeandcowl2010-06-10 11:49 pm
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
Entry tags:
2.0.5 :: Video
What you're seeing is what I'm seeing.
[ And yes! The video is an aerial view of LA. Sure, there were camera crews, and all that, but Tony decided to stay behind. Every now and again the screen flashes with a red redicule or target zeroing in on something or the rather. The text flashes across the screen, but much of it crosses and leaves the feed in the blink of an eye. Essentially, this is a bird's-eye view of the destruction, and there are spots of fire every now and again still dying down. ]
I've ordered similar destruction before. I know the cost it leaves on a man's conscience. Whatever reason, I don't think he would have ordered something that would leave this kind of devastation without weighning the consequences.
That doesn't make this right. [ Doo de doo, still a slow, leisurely flight around the HIVE territory. It's really like video with voiceover. ] Those of us who came, we swore we'd do our best for LA, and we did. We should all be proud of the lives we've saved. We did our best, and there are camps everywhere filled with people who now realize why they were being woken from their beds at 3 in the morning to load up what they could of their posessions, and leave.
That's the worst of it, is that these people don't have a home to go back to. In the City, the people left are used to what happens, the supervillains, the conflicts, the people here were just trying to get on with their daily lives, and look what's left for them. I've already seen enough people on the network touch on the tragedy of the dead, but--
[ He trails off, head swerving as if he saw something, and as he zooms in, it reveals a small squad of military soldiers, and the view zooms back out, and to the landscape. ]
There's another tragedy here, and that's for the people who're left. I hope many of you will join me in ensuring that we continue to protect the people we saved.
The job isn't over yet.
[ And yes! The video is an aerial view of LA. Sure, there were camera crews, and all that, but Tony decided to stay behind. Every now and again the screen flashes with a red redicule or target zeroing in on something or the rather. The text flashes across the screen, but much of it crosses and leaves the feed in the blink of an eye. Essentially, this is a bird's-eye view of the destruction, and there are spots of fire every now and again still dying down. ]
I've ordered similar destruction before. I know the cost it leaves on a man's conscience. Whatever reason, I don't think he would have ordered something that would leave this kind of devastation without weighning the consequences.
That doesn't make this right. [ Doo de doo, still a slow, leisurely flight around the HIVE territory. It's really like video with voiceover. ] Those of us who came, we swore we'd do our best for LA, and we did. We should all be proud of the lives we've saved. We did our best, and there are camps everywhere filled with people who now realize why they were being woken from their beds at 3 in the morning to load up what they could of their posessions, and leave.
That's the worst of it, is that these people don't have a home to go back to. In the City, the people left are used to what happens, the supervillains, the conflicts, the people here were just trying to get on with their daily lives, and look what's left for them. I've already seen enough people on the network touch on the tragedy of the dead, but--
[ He trails off, head swerving as if he saw something, and as he zooms in, it reveals a small squad of military soldiers, and the view zooms back out, and to the landscape. ]
There's another tragedy here, and that's for the people who're left. I hope many of you will join me in ensuring that we continue to protect the people we saved.
The job isn't over yet.
voice [ ENCRYPTED ]
voice [ ENCRYPTED ]
[ He trails off. ]
I think you can guess.
voice [ ENCRYPTED ]
voice [ ENCRYPTED ]
I don't know why, I just owe it enough to at least give it a proper burial.
voice [ ENCRYPTED ]
I know that it saved you, but...[ she sighs ]...either way, I hope that you do find it.
voice [ ENCRYPTED ]
You didn't hear some of the last conversations I had with it. I think it was trying to be better.
voice [ ENCRYPTED ]
You don't say.
[ as always, her sharpness is a defense mechanism. Seeing L.A. that ravaged is difficult ]
Do you think it could have survived?
voice [ ENCRYPTED ]
I doubt it survived though. Look at this place.
voice [ ENCRYPTED ]
It's going to take a lot of time and effort and energy to rebuild. How much of a hand can StarkTech have in it? I'll start moving things around.
voice [ ENCRYPTED ]
voice [ ENCRYPTED ]
Not to make light of a terrible situation, but the response---and the speed of the response---from people in the City looks really, really good. This might help us in the long run. Substantially.
voice [ ENCRYPTED ]
voice [ ENCRYPTED ]
[ she pauses for a second, then sighs ]
Not to alarm you, but I'm going to be staying at your place until you get back. I feel safer there. Probably because I am safer there.
voice [ ENCRYPTED ]
voice [ ENCRYPTED ]
voice [ ENCRYPTED ]
voice [ ENCRYPTED ]
voice [ ENCRYPTED ]
voice [ ENCRYPTED ]
I'm a big girl, Tony.
voice [ ENCRYPTED ]
voice [ ENCRYPTED ]
voice [ ENCRYPTED ]
Of course, Pep.
voice [ ENCRYPTED ]
Just save the worry for yourself and come back home safe. It's more productive.
voice [ ENCRYPTED ]