Incomplete Data: A panfandom, multi-world RP.

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Jim is gone.

Rocket, pal, guess you'll be sharing your space after all.

[Big H]

Could I have access to my room for an hour so I can move all my stuff back in?

Shout out to the new people- need anything? I suck at spending money.

Did anyone manage to save some of that Tramp wine?

Hey, Songbird!

When you opened your mouth last night, you fulfilled every dream James Joyce’s ever had about a woman. :)

You’re going to have to struggle past your egomania to realize that you really are just entertainment in some worlds. The entire series of multiverses do not revolve around your existence. In fact, you don’t exist in most of them.

In some worlds, I’m a comic character. And in my world, you’re a comic character (because you definitely didn’t make it into the movies.) You think you seem so enlightened by throwing some dramatic fit about the unfairness of it all. The fact is, there’s no reality where people aren’t going to form a preconceived notion about you.

Oh, by the way, only cowards “vague-blog.”

[Filtered to Lois Lane, Sharon Carter (MCU), Natasha Romanoff (both), Maria Hill... reluctantly, Zemo]

Tell me what you think of this compared to the list of the missing. I know the situation inside is bad right now, but please, if you get a moment. I don't trust my own judgment, and I think I'm starting to see things that might not be there.

There's a reason this was given to us by Mike, saying the circus wasn't over yet. I thought it was a test to see if we would compromise our integrity and resort to blackmail, but I think by withholding it we might have somehow hid something important. This is sensitive information, considering the contents, and I ask you to please keep keep it to yourselves. We do not need to bring more chaos.

Also can anyone make any fucking connection out of the label maker, the candlestick piece, and the Stark Expo flyer?

[Filtered to Sharon Carter (MCU)]

I assume you know that I would never ask for your help if I had any other option.

I need your help.

[Filtered to the Twins]

How are you after detention?

I want to make it clear to all those wondering that my decision to detain Zemo last night was not out of contempt, and it was peaceful and mutually understood as a precaution. It is the only way to officially clear somebody's name, and if anyone feels targeted by accusations, I suggest you willingly give yourself up for a night. It will help us narrow down the suspect list, and hopefully ease tension brought on by suspicions.

Once again, if anyone knows anything, please share it. If not with me, with anyone. Hoarding information is how we all lose. Thank you.

[November & Hotel (minus Pietro Maximoff)]

This isn't my first time playing a game like this, so I've been doing some work on my own and Jughead and I have come to the mutual conclusion that, based on our knowledge of the circumstances, the best suspect might be Pietro Maximoff.

I say best because we do have a second suspect, but it's more the two of us just narrowing our eyes suspiciously at someone and we have absolutely nothing more than that to go on. So, if this doesn't play out, we'll take that one for the team ourselves.

We're bringing this to both our block and Hotel block because Hotel's lead detective has recently made his suspicions very obvious and we thought it might be a good idea to give a guy who's clearly out for blood (and rightfully so, I lost my first girlfriend to a serial killer, so I get you, dude) the option to make his case for making the arrest, as it were. And, to be frank, Hotel block seems - from my rather limited time here - like the sort of place that likes to handle its own shit, which I respect.

Our evidence is all sort of circumstantial and meta, but we have noticed that with the exception of Poe Dameron, who was Maximoff's roommate, Rogue, and the recent crop of victims, all of the missing people were Avengers or those close to Avengers. Specifically, they were people who might have pointed a finger at Tony Stark. And since he was indirectly responsible for creating the Ultron tech, which was responsible for what happened in Sokovia, he seems like a good scapegoat for Maximoff. Maybe other folks here know something we don't that would connect the other victims back to either one of these two. But there you go.

If anyone has anything else and wants to share it with the rest of the class before you two duke it out over who takes this one in, be my guest, but this is what The Creeps promised to deliver, so consider it delivered.

I didn't say anything sooner, but I'm sure by now there's no question in anyone's mind that Hydra has a role to play in these disappearances, and while I can confirm that the crptic messages appear to be Hydra in origin, I haven't get managed to get to the bottom of their troubling suggestions.

But, I want to come forward at this time and offer myself as a resource to anyone who is confused about what Hydra is, what their role in this war was, and how best to protect themselves and those they care about from this terrorist organization. I have engaged with and defeated branches of Hydra for the better part of my life. I know their strategies, their weaknesses and their strengths. I want to share that information with anyone who thinks they might need it.

And anyone engaged with Hydra at this time, in this hotel, can take this as a warning: I will find you and you will be stopped.

Bucky Barnes (616)

We're going out.

Jasper Sitwell

Sorry we don't have any more answers

[Kobik]

Now Kobik,
I know you're excited about the fact there might be Hydra agents here. I'm excited too. But -- Bucky was worried. He went looking for you, and you know we have to be careful about how we introduce him to this. Stay with Bruce. I'm going to take him out and talk to him for a while, but he doesn't understand yet. He's not ready. But he will be.

I did like your octopus drawing. You're very talented.

The Sokovian people are noble and are good people. You detained Zemo for no reason and now there are more murders. This very bad mistake. I could have say this wasn't Zemo. No one from Sokovia would play silly game like these.

[Zemo]

I have a lead, but I'm going to need your help. I'm not really sure what I'm even supposed to be looking for.

[Bucky Barnes (MCU)]

Hey, I know that you and Steve are friends. He's your person in Echo, right?

Are you okay?

[Filtered to HOTEL Block]

Did you hear the broadcast tonight?

[HOTEL BLOCK]

Alright, here's the thing.

Apparently, we're all playing a very elaborate game of CLUE and for some insane reason the scientists have selected me as your representative I can only assume it's because Big H likes me the best. So say hello to Colonel Mustard.

What this means is, we've gathered - the other representatives and I - is that there is a killer somewhere in this hotel. One of the general population. Whether the murders are real or not, we don't know yet because none of them have happened but I'm going to go out on a limb and assume that they're just going to disappear us one by one and leave behind clues for us to solve.

The thing is, only one block can win this and the block wins as a whole. So we need to work together. Which was exactly what I was talking about before, for those of you who were involved in that disaster of a conversation. Which, full disclosure, was my task at the circus so I'm sorry about that. But it all came from a completely genuine place, at the same time. Because my boss says I'm the worst liar he's ever met.

Anyway. If one of you has been tapped to be the killer, you need to tell me so I can protect you because the other blocks are going to be trying to find out who you are and we need them not to. Because we need them not to win. And if our game turns from deduction to sabotage, then it needs to turn that way now - because while November and Echo might be smart, sabotage is what we do.

That's it. Let me know if you need anything or find anything.

Didn't I tell you there'd be consequences, Ren?

People of the Wittgenstein,

Hopefully many of you may remember the post that Sharon Carter (the elder) made in the aftermath of the Circus riot about our civic responsibilities. In the two weeks since we have been back at the compound, a small group of us have been stationed in the library, working on drafting a document assuring and defining our rights as citizens (not merely specimens) of this Wittgenstein collective.

We affirm, in brief: a right to assembly and self governance, a right to freedom from violence, discrimination or harassment, a right to freedom of speech, a right to property, and a right to freedom from degrading conditions, and an obligation to assuring a minimum standard of care and safety for all who are brought here. We maintain the sanctity of life for all specimens as our highest primary objective.

We propose a representative democracy comprised of a federation of "Districts" comprised of at least five people. This allows everyone's primary points of contact to be largely those with whom they would interact in any case, however, it also creates both a Wittgenstein Council and Jury comprised of elected representatives from each District which can address concerns that face the entire group, see to impartial, empathetic handling of specimen-on-specimen crime.

Finally, while at present we have the capacity to negotiate only amongst ourselves, it is our hope that success in this endeavor may give us some collective bargaining power with our scientists.

In any case, we have drafted a preliminary Constitution based on a variety of national Constitutions as well as drawing heavily from Prisoners' Rights theory, but it is only a preliminary document. We would like to open this up to all specimens for comment, suggestion, and revision in the interest of fairness and to capitalize on the assembled collective political expertise here.

Yours sincerely
Hank McCoy
Sharon Carter
Steve Rogers
Charles Xavier

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[Ringmaster Zemo]

The way that you run this operation is very impressive, I have to say. And for that reason, I'd like to ask for a favour. Since the fire, the sideshow has been in shambles. We're barely holding the acts together, while the rest of the circus appears to be running so smoothly.

I was thinking, perhaps you could come and help my performers pull up themselves up by the bootstraps? Krennic, I'm sure, will be at your service. In return, I'll make sure your side of the venue proceeds without a hitch.

[Bruce Banner (616), Sharon Carter (616), Carol Danvers (616), Clint Barton (616), Natasha Romanoff (616), Hank McCoy (616), Tony Bucky Barnes (616), Logan, ... Tony Stark (616), Helmut Zemo (MCU)]

You know, I was hoping it wouldn't come to this. I was hoping that common sense, decency, and respect for each other would win the day over the need for some form of established governance, but here we are.

I'm reaching out to all of you to discuss an idea I had with Sharon, and because I trust each and every one of you and think that if something is going to happen here, it needs to begin with us. I want to open this discussion up to all the other Facility residents, regardless of their background, their universe or their personality, but I want to make sure that we're all united in what we want to propose before we move forward.

We need a constitution. We need to understand that the scientists might not respect it, but if we are united in our position, they'll have no choice but accept it. It is a constitution that needs to be inclusive, needs to be understanding and accommodating for the different people we have their, and their own political allegiances and beliefs. Most importantly, it needs to outline what isn't acceptable behaviour, and the consequences.

Hank. I want you to take point on that. Talk to Sharon, she's already put out a lot of feelers with people, and both of you should consult with Zemo. I know his name and his position in our world might make him difficult to trust, but this man is different and he has experience in building and maintaining governments in conflict. His input on this is valuable.

We need governance and law. At this point, I don't think smart or possible to assume that a central government will happen. I propose we allow people to form their own groups, regardless of their blocks, and choose a leader among themselves. These groups will be responsible for enforcing a constitution we all agree to. When something cannot be resolved, or for major issues or offences, these groups can serve as defence and counsel for their own members against a constructed jury made up of other groups. Tony, I want to work out further details about that with you.

So let's talk, Avengers. Let's build something we're all proud of, and put our best and strongest foot forward.

[Filtered to Zemo and Kylo Ren]

either you boys think youd be able to get hold of peanut butter?

[Filtered to Pregnant Lady (aka Helena)]

hear youre the queen of the peanut butter..

[Filtered to Steve Rogers (616)]

I must call upon your assistance again.

Who on your team is capable of containing the men who started last night's fire?

Well that was horrifying and I'm not sure what we think that chaos accomplished. But I think it did show that when we come together as a group, we're capable of great power.

But we don't think violence is the answer, do we? If we lose ourselves, why bother fighting at all? I doubt our scientist captors are deterred by it.

No. If we want to show them our power, we become as useless as possible to them. Don't do our jobs. Give up on our silly little "goals." Hit them where it hurts and rob them of any data.

Eventually they'll maybe even get bored enough to let us go home.