BWI - Portalocity Lounge [Saturday Morning]

[its-theclimb.livejournal.com]

It had taken two and a half pep talks from her father to get Miley to be at least sociable today, the last half of which she was currently reading over text messages because her father couldn't figure out how to send messages that were greater than the character limit. Still, "sociable" was a far cry from her normal bubbly self. But she still had to be nice and talk to people, and she would, even if that talking to people was occasionally interrupted by texts from Lilly. (Hey, she had to read those! They could be important!)

She took a seat under the "Fandom High" banner in the airport lounge, with her three glittery pink suitcases and matching cosmetics bag all laid out on the floor in front of her. There. She could do this. If she could maintain a double life for four full years, she could survive boarding school. And maybe tonight, the president would call her back and manage to get her back into Seaview somehow!

...Hey, a girl could dream.

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Re: Onboard the Shuttle!

[mouthy-merc.livejournal.com]

"Hey. Hey now. Hey. First of all, I'm firmly in the anti-hero category these days. Other than those times I'm having some unfortunate 'thing' with Bullseye. Seriously, what is up with that?"

Re: Onboard the Shuttle!

[bigshoestofill.livejournal.com]

"I... Um. Wouldn't an anti-hero be a villain?" He frowned a bit, "who's bullseye? Does he go here too?"

Re: Onboard the Shuttle!

[mouthy-merc.livejournal.com]

"No, he's off doing things. And stuff." You know... stuff. "We don't keep in touch these days."

It was sad.

"And no, an anti-hero is a sympathetic character that is the protagonist, but without the traditional heroic qualities that make them a giant emo pussy like Nate's dad."

SORRY, SCOTT.

Re: Onboard the Shuttle!

[bigshoestofill.livejournal.com]

Bart looked at Deadpool as if he were speaking in latin.

"So... You're like a good guy who does bad things?"

Re: Onboard the Shuttle!

[mouthy-merc.livejournal.com]

"And I make it look cool," Deadpool confirmed. "Voice of a generation and all that."

Re: Onboard the Shuttle!

[bigshoestofill.livejournal.com]

"oh. I guess that's okay. Though I can only imagine what Max would say about that."

Bart stood up straight and scrunched up his face to look serious. "Bart..." his voice was a fake-deep serious voice. "Being a hero isn't just about saving people and beating up the bad guy, it's also about being a better person and setting an example and blah blah blah."

Re: Onboard the Shuttle!

[mouthy-merc.livejournal.com]

"...wow, he sounds boring. Does he also talk about how 'with great power comes great responsibility?' Because I think Spidey has a freakin' patent on that.'

Re: Onboard the Shuttle!

[bigshoestofill.livejournal.com]

"Spidey? I mean, that sounds like something max would say... Zen master of the speed force and all that."

Re: Onboard the Shuttle!

[mouthy-merc.livejournal.com]

"Oh god, I'm bored again," Deadpool replied. "I passed out from boredom."

Re: Onboard the Shuttle!

[bigshoestofill.livejournal.com]

Bart's eyes get wide, "oh. Um. I'm sorry. Should I just... Sit down or something?"

Re: Onboard the Shuttle!

[mouthy-merc.livejournal.com]

Deadpool nodded sadly. "You just need to learn the ways of the anti-hero. First part? Smack people who aren't me."

Re: Onboard the Shuttle!

[bigshoestofill.livejournal.com]

Bart looked really awkward. "um. Okay. I guess... I can do that."

Bart really didn't know what to think of this oddly dressed bus driver.

Re: Onboard the Shuttle!

[mouthy-merc.livejournal.com]

"Especially the mayor!"

Because he was a horrible person. Horrible.

Re: Onboard the Shuttle!

[bigshoestofill.livejournal.com]

Bart looked down the bus, trying to find a wa out of the conversation. Max would not approve of this guy.

"um.. Yes sir. I'll get right on that."