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Bobbi ([info]mockyou) wrote in [info]newalliance,
@ 2015-03-02 00:36:00

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Entry tags:agent coulson, mockingbird

Who: Bobbi and Coulson
What: Checking up
When: July 2011 - A couple of days after her improvised extraction from her AIM mission
Where: SHIELD medical facility.


She still wasn't 100% sure how her cover had been blown. She had been so careful. She figured it had been a weird happenstance sort of thing. She'd been so careful. But they'd suspected something was up when they tossed her in a cell.

Physical torture was below AIM. They liked to act that they above things. They preferred their interrogations with a side of psychological head messing.

She'd slowly started coming up with her own extraction plan when they'd first taken her and she was only a few hours from putting said plan into effect when Clint and a couple other agents had busted the doors down themselves.

Normally Bobbi might argue about being held in the medical bay. After all, she was a stubborn sort. Instead she'd put on the gown and plopped down on the bed like a good patient and went straight to sleep. Proof that four days of sleep games would put even the best down for the count once in a bed.

Anyone with access to her medical file or talked to her doctors would find that she was in decent enough physical shape. They'd just given her the bare minimum of food and drink to keep her going, and there'd been a few chemical compounds in her blood stream at first that were no longer there. AIM's attempt to mess with her perceptions and make her more suggestible.

She'd woken up a time or two during her big sleep, but she mostly fell back to sleep. She'd finally woken up for good that morning. She seemed a bit distracted, but mostly she was still groggy from the sleep haze.



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[info]agentpcoulson
2015-03-08 02:48 am UTC (link)
Even the best undercover agents had bad assignments. Sometimes, it just seemed like the luck of the draw if you went in and came out unscathed, or at least mostly uninjured. Agent Morse was one of the best, and how she'd ended this assignment had everyone worried.

Well, not worried for her or for SHIELD, both would soldier on and recover, but worry for their own odds.

The most annoying part of recovery in a hospital was the food. Yes, it was doctor recommended, but it never tasted very good. And nothing eased the mental and physical pain of a bad op like greasy comfort foot.

Phil stepped into the room, and closed the door behind him. He was carrying a large aluminum briefcase, and he set it down on a nearby table. "Agent Morse," he said, giving her a small smile as he opened it, "I hope you're doing well. I know that the food is never what you want it to be, so I took the liberty of smuggling in something better."

He pulled out a brown paper bag, one corner damp with grease, and set it on her bed. Inside were multiple orders of french fries and burgers. "I hope this helps," he said, as he helped himself to a few fries.

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[info]mockyou
2015-03-08 03:20 am UTC (link)
When Coulson came in she'd given a tiny wave, but when the smell of burgers wafted towards her, she couldn't help the big smile that came over her face. "You're my absolutely favorite person on the planet." She said popping a French fry in her mouth. For the moment at least it took away all her feelings of epic failure.

She'd stopped and done some pretty awesome things over the last eight months, but she felt like it was for nothing considering she ended up having her ass rescued. "Thanks." She popped another one in her mouth and chewed thoughtfully for a moment.

"You here for my debrief?" After all it'd been two days and she hadn't given one yet.

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[info]agentpcoulson
2015-03-11 03:11 am UTC (link)
"I'm going to pretend that it's because of my sparkling personality and not just because of the fast food I came bearing." He munches a few more fries, a tiny smile tugging at the corners of his mouth.

Then he sobered, and looked at her, expression concerned. "That can wait. I'm more concerned right now about your emotional status. Undercover work is never easy. You take on personas and do things that you'd never do otherwise. You're very good at this, Bobbi," a softness to his voice at her name, "but that doesn't mean it doesn't effect you."

"Say you're at 100% in a few weeks." His head tilts thoughtfully at her. "Would you want to be put in another situation like this again?"

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[info]mockyou
2015-03-11 10:35 pm UTC (link)
"As long as you know the food is a close second." She quipped. At least her ability to run her mouth wasn't damaged in any way. Which was a bit of a way to know she'd be alright.

He got straight to business though. He knew exactly what to ask and which words to use. He didn't ask if she was fine, because he knew she'd brush that off as a physical question. After all the only marks on her were from the break out. "I try to keep a certain compartmentalization." Which was a skill she knew everyone who did undercover work had to have, and in that vein didn't actually make her anymore or less special than anyone else doing this job.

"Mostly, I'm pissed off. I was so close to something big." The last couple of puzzle pieces to something Rappacini had planned. She took a rather large bite from her burger and chewed thoughtfully.

"Aren't these questions for the head docs?" Because oh she knew she had a few months of that before being cleared for duty.

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[info]agentpcoulson
2015-03-14 01:39 am UTC (link)
"Compartmentalization is to be expected," he said, nodding his approval. Every agent had to do some degree of it, you'd go crazy if you didn't.

"Yes, it's disappointing when your efforts don't pay off the way you expected them to. If it helps, everyone's been there, myself included. If it's any consolation, there are higher level agents who couldn't have achieved as must as you did."

"Perhaps." And again, the same softness in his voice and now it reached his eyes. "But that doesn't mean I can't ask them. And I ask because ..." he stopped. SHIELD agents were supposed to distance themselves from too much sentimentality when it came to other agents and their work. Compartmentalization and all.

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[info]mockyou
2015-03-15 09:29 pm UTC (link)
She would get over it. It smarted right now, but he was right. She'd accomplished a lot, and sometimes missions like this had unexpected ends. Also, it could have ended much much worse. She waved him off a bit. "I know. It could've been worse, and I'll get over it."

She watched him for a moment when he trailed off. If there was one talent Bobbi had it was reading people. She could usually peg someone with a very brief conversation. "Because ultimately it was your op, and I wouldn't have been in there if you hadn't asked me to." She replied finishing his sentence. It had been her first major op, but really? who else where they going to toss in there?

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[info]agentpcoulson
2015-03-16 04:55 am UTC (link)
"Yes." Phil's head ducked briefly as he studied his shoes. "That's it precisely. Every time I pick agents for an op, I do so carefully. I pick ones that I feel are best suited for the assignment due to their skillset, and who can also ..." he thought for a minute, silently. "... handle it best mentally."

Finally, his head lifted enough so that his eyes met hers, and his expression was uncharacteristically uncertain. "But it's a great fear of mine that one day I'll assume or ask too much from one of you. And that my oversight will ... lead to an unfortunate outcome." It was a confession of sorts, and unlike the generally stoic Phil Coulson.

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[info]mockyou
2015-03-16 05:43 am UTC (link)
"It probably doesn't help to say that we know what we've all signed up for." Because it didn't help. He'd blame himself, just like anyone else in a command position probably would even if it wasn't their fault.

"But this one's over." She said spreading out a napkin on her hospital tray to squeeze a couple ketchup packets on it. "I'm fine." She still felt a bit groggy from the sleep games and then all the sleep at once. "Or I will be, at any rate." First, admission she may not be, but she was still decompressing.

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