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Another Interview Link: Captain America and The Starks
This one is a really interesting interview with the writers of Captain America about Steve and his relationship with the Starks. It seems most Marvel writers themselves are really really looking forward to seeing how the Cap and Tony relationship plays out in the Avengers. It looks more and more like that movie is going to be EPIC! \o/
Exclusive: The Captain America writers tell us about the conflict between Cap and Iron Man
Favourite Quotes:
+ "What really fascinated me in the back of my head as we were writing it is that, OK, Steve is fighting alongside this guy [Howard], next year he's going to be fighting alongside his son, who is going to appear to actually be older than his father and older than Steve. None of that is in the movie [explicitly], but it's all extra gravy."
+ "It's safe to say that in The Avengers they [Cap and Tony] certainly have friction."
ENJOY!
(Goddammit, still have a *week* before they release the movie in my city. It's out in my country!!! Just not where I can watch it. >:[ )
Exclusive: The Captain America writers tell us about the conflict between Cap and Iron Man
Favourite Quotes:
+ "What really fascinated me in the back of my head as we were writing it is that, OK, Steve is fighting alongside this guy [Howard], next year he's going to be fighting alongside his son, who is going to appear to actually be older than his father and older than Steve. None of that is in the movie [explicitly], but it's all extra gravy."
+ "It's safe to say that in The Avengers they [Cap and Tony] certainly have friction."
-(Haha, I know it's never going to be the really fun kind of friction, but the simply fun kind is okay too! ;D)
ENJOY!
(Goddammit, still have a *week* before they release the movie in my city. It's out in my country!!! Just not where I can watch it. >:[ )
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But yeah, the friction should ultimately resolve to bantery kind - where they may snark at each other all day long, but they *and* everyone else knows they're two-of-a-kind and have each-other's-back. That's definitely very very important! (And the way RDJ and Evans seem to fanboy each other in the interviews? I think it's going to be kinda fine! *optimistic*)
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[reads comments after article] 8D <3<3<3 [sits back and eats popcorn]
Though I do wonder about the comment about Fraction!Tony being the best they've seen in years...[looks at current events] erm....yeah....IIM #506 makes me sad.
Back to the movie side...HA my head image of Tony ruffling Steve's hair and going "hey kiddo" has some validation! XDDDDD Still, RDJ portrays Tony in a way that I think the "conflict" between Tony and Cap is going to be amusing snark. The movie has a bit of 1610 mixed into it...and the relationship between Ultimate!Tony and Ultimate!Steve has a different vibe then their 616 counterparts.
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And I'm praying that Steve will bring back fondue as a euphemism in The Avengers. Preferrably directed towards Tony, who doesn't get the reference.
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Uh.. Yeah. I saw that comment too, and it made me back-button for a while. :/ I'm going to believe their 'in years' comment refers to the CW fiasco, because otherwise, they can't have read any other IM canon at all. Though I personally like Vol 4 (Extremis to DoS) a LOT, so... ¬_¬
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And UGH! Someone tell me the whole fondue thing! I have to wait a week for the movie still (and obviously don't mind being spoiled) and the constant references are driving me mad with curiosity! *begs*
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Warning for fondue spoilers after this point, which is the weirdest warning ever.
Howard Stark is hinted at to be something of a lady's man. So while flying a plane through German airspace and being shot at, he calmly asks Peggy if she'd like to go out for fondue. She doesn't answer him directly.
Later, a woman comes on to Steve and Peggy is jealous. Steve weakly retorts, "But what about you and Howard and... the fondue?" She looks at him like an idiot.
Cut to Howard Stark explaining, "Fondue is bread and cheese, my friend."
"But I thought... I don't understand."
"The minute you think you know what goes on inside a dame's head is when your goose is well and truly cooked."
I may be off in the exact wording. But it has set off an avalanche of fondue related jokes already because... Steve thought fondue was sexual innuendo. I'm not sure if that's a testament to the Stark ability to make things sound dirty or proof of Steve's obliviousness. Maybe both/
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Cue Steve fighting with the internet for a fondue recipe and, after failing, going out and acquiring a cookbook to teach him how to make this magical Stark attracting substance.
The real kicker is, Tony doesn't even like cheese. He just eats it because he doesn't want Steve to stop being nice to him.
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Steve battling the internet is love. I mean, I'm sure he can figure out how to use a computer, eventually; he's certainly quite intelligent, if occasionally dense about certain things and stubborn as all get-out. If not, JARVIS can help. The problem is whether or not Steve knows how to spell "fondue"; I just found an easy recipe on allrecipes.com in about ten seconds, but then again, I have experience using google, and knew how to spell what I was typing in. I can see Steve trying to find a "1001 Cheese Recipes" book because his google-fu fails, fresh out of the ice. And possibly getting distracted by one or more of the other tasty recipes? (Does Steve like cheese? Did he even ever eat cheese much? I mean, pre-serum, he was skinny as a rail and that ninety pound thing may not even be an exaggeration, Lord only knows what he ate or how much, and after he'd be eating whatever it was that was available in the mess hall or in rations that day, depending on where he was. Actually being able to have whatever he damn well pleases to eat and/or drink whenever he likes after getting thawed out might make for some interesting times around the Avengers Mansion... I'm picturing him being all gleeful over there being fresh, non-canned veggies from Lord-only-knows-where in the middle of winter. Steve with lima beans. Picture it. You know you want to. Plus with the speed he metabolizes alcohol at, his body probably goes through everything that fast, and post-serum was probably like "holy shit, I'm eating at least three times as much as before and am still hungry all the damn time, what the hell is up with this", leading to him crossing paths with Tony wandering around the Avengers Mansion at three in the bloody morning because Tony is a workaholic insomniac and probably drinks coffee in the middle of the night because he is nuts like that, and Steve is too hungry to be able to sleep without raiding the fridge. Again. And why do I keep coming up with these things? I'm not a good enough writer to fic my meta properly, and I don't even know if it's good meta or my brain going too fast. Dammit. I may or may not have ADHD... and I don't feel like going and trying to get diagnosed, because I've functioned well enough the last twenty three years. AKA ignore Liara when she stops making sense.)
I can see the last part of yours happening. I can also see Tony going "Well, actually, there's two different types of fondue, cheese and chocolate. My dad liked the cheese kind, but I like the chocolate version." And then having chocolate sauce handy with which to seduce Steve, instead of being talked into eating something he doesn't even like to have an excuse to flirt with Steve? Something like that. (And now I'm thinking of Girl Genius. "I wouldn't have your Master Gilgamesh if you stripped him naked and dipped him in cheese!" God, why does my mind wander so much? And in such odd directions; one would think my mind would migrate to Steve/Tony food porn at this point, but noooooo.)
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My first boyfriend downed several gallons of sutei tsai (salty milk-tea; it's an acquired taste) in the name of keeping me happy. Presumably when Tony is actually in love and not just attracted he'd be like, "Cheese. Sweet. Thanks!"
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(I don't like cheesecake unless it's chocolate, but I can see Steve being like "OMG cheesecake? I saw this in a bakery before, but I could never afford to get even one slice of it, and now you are buying a whole one just for me? *gleeful*" Also, the ability to get fresh produce out of season, generally from either a greenhouse or the other hemisphere, is amazing. Oranges in the winter are the best.)
Steve eating out of a tub of Hagen Daaz and Tony wondering if he's pregnant is hilarious. So funny! Then again, I'm also picturing Steve being like, "Well, one day I was like five four and a hundred pounds soaking wet, and only needed like fifteen hundred Calories a day to keep functioning, considering that my asthma was too bad to let me do much strenuous stuff anyways. And then, the next day, after the Super Soldier Serum, suddenly I'm a foot taller, roughly two hundred pounds mostly muscle, and had no idea how much fuel my body needed to keep running even before taking into account that the serum altered my metabolism from the baseline of a normal man of my new height and weight. I lost ten or fifteen pounds before the doctors figured out that I needed about three rations a day, and I have no idea how many Calories that is, to figure out how much I need to eat when not on military rations" and Tony is like "Fuuuuu-... Steve, how about I introduce you to Chinese takeout now? Somebody, preferably Pepper, please find me the nutritional information of a World War II ration!" (about 3300 Calories, fyi, of which three would be about 10000, about 4 times the 2500 that is often considered average for a typical civilian man, consistent with the "I can't get drunk because my metabolism is four times as fast as a normal person's" line - Steve could do the math in his head, obviously, but not if he didn't know what the docs were saying he needed four times the amount of to start with).
Also, that was very sweet of your first boyfriend. I'm afraid that tea definitely sounds like an acquired taste, all right. I like tea, including milk-tea (though my experience in that area basically runs to bubble tea made with milk tea, and English Breakfast tea with milk and sugar/honey), but salty tea just sounds scary to me. I'm hoping by the time Tony is actually in love, Steve will have caught on to Tony just eating the cheese to make him happy, and offer him something else instead or be like "you eat cheese fondue with me to make me happy, I'll eat sushi with you to make you happy, I can't get sick from raw fish anyways".
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