Agent Coulson (
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Who: Coulson and anyone
What: Duck
Where: Highcrest
When: 3/16
Warnings: ridiculous ahead
[Along a dirt road in Highcrest this fine morning, one agent is continuing his daily stroll around Mallow Hallow. There is one difference today, a brood of ducklings are waddling after him.
As he crosses the road, the ducklings honk and try to rush across to follow him, prompting a frown on Coulson's face, so he turns back around, ushering them back to the side of the road and crouches down before them sternly]
Look both ways before crossing.
[No, he hasn't grown a soft spot for them. Why do you ask?]
What: Duck
Where: Highcrest
When: 3/16
Warnings: ridiculous ahead
[Along a dirt road in Highcrest this fine morning, one agent is continuing his daily stroll around Mallow Hallow. There is one difference today, a brood of ducklings are waddling after him.
As he crosses the road, the ducklings honk and try to rush across to follow him, prompting a frown on Coulson's face, so he turns back around, ushering them back to the side of the road and crouches down before them sternly]
Look both ways before crossing.
[No, he hasn't grown a soft spot for them. Why do you ask?]
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...Are ducklings following one around a normal thing, here? This is the second time I've seen this occurrence.
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Possibly. It's the first time for me.
[the ducklings crowd behind him, away from the stranger]
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[He watches the ducks for a moment, then kneels on the sidewalk nearby, placing a gloved hand on the ground. He then turns his attention back to the man, allowing the ducks to do their own thing.]
As I said, I've seen it before. Once. They were following a young man in Astralfield. It's...
[He trails off, realizing that he's about to repeat himself.]
They must like you.
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[one of the ducklings waddle over to the gloved hand, suspicious]
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Even still, you seem to take very good care of them. Some would have just let them waddle out into traffic and not cared.
[Yeep. He'd seen that.]
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Everyone deserves a chance.
[though he's certainly not sure if the ducklings understood him]
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[He laughs softly, glancing down at the duckling peering around his glove. This position is becoming uncomfortable, but he doesn't dare move.]
I'd shake your hand, but I don't want to scare them. My name is Balfour.
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Aww.
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Can I help you?
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[one of the ducklings makes a suspiciously offended sound]
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Ducks are smart. They taught me how to fly centuries ago. Or was that geese?
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Geese are smart and vicious.
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I wouldn't do that.
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You're perceptive.
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[She surveys him briefly, and then curiosity overwhelms her.]
What were those?
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You should get them their own little ties.
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They'll have to be color coded.
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[the differences are there, thankfully]
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