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Callen, G. (g_callen) wrote in omega_reality,
@ 2012-03-27 07:43:00

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*complete, 2012 03, character: alexis castle, character: g callen, character: troy bolton, dead: jenna hanna, dead: mike renko

RP: A Few Casual Interviews
Who: G Callen, Mike Renko, Jenna Hanna, Troy Bolton, Alexis Castle
Where: All over the ranch
When: Tuesday, March 27, 2012 -- all day
Summary: G talks to a few people to assess training needs

The director liked his office and his meetings. G preferred being out with his team and seemingly casual conversations. For most everyone he had a good idea of what they could and couldn't do at this point. They'd been training as a team with their power for long enough what he hadn't seen he could extrapolate.

Still, there were a few people who had newly come into their powers or who had seen changes recently that he needed to assess before they went forward with any further training. And, now that they'd explained the day before about the new ruling on not training with powers outside group training or with G's supervision or approval, he wanted to make sure he touched base with those he had less firsthand experience with their powers.

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Re: G and Jenna -- Lunch

j_hanna
2012-04-04 05:39 pm UTC (link)

Jenna sighed, and she really needed to get into the under cover training sooner rather than later. She didn't want to lie, but she wasn't exactly comfortable sharing her weaknesses either.

"No," she said. "Not really. Everything I say was true. Strong emotions seem to make it easier...that's what happened the first time. It was the emotions that triggered the thoughts of becoming the chair and that triggered the change. It's still what I think that seem to be creating the actual change."

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Re: G and Jenna -- Lunch

g_callen
2012-04-05 03:30 pm UTC (link)

"You have to want it," G stated simply. That was what it boiled down to, he thought. She had to want it badly enough, to blend in, disappear, not stand out. She had to want to fade into the background. "Jenna, you ought to know by now I'm not going to pry into what you're feeling. Never have yet, not going to start."

He leaned forward, tilting his head to keep eye contact. "It's not unusual for strong emotions to trigger that first use of the powers. Look at what happened with your brother when his came through. But, in most cases that stops with control. I think your first assumption is correct; your ability runs more toward a chameleon's camouflage than Savannah's ability to actually change form on a molecular level. Try keeping emotion out of the mix when you work with it. Focus on changing because you want to change and if you feel yourself sliding into that emotional place where you want to hide indiscriminately, stop. Get up. Move. Let go. Whatever you have to do to stop the change, do it until you change because you want to not because you're being controlled by an emotional response.

"And keep your practice to times when Dom's around until we're a hundred percent sure there aren't changes happening to your body we're unaware of at the moment, Okay?"

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Re: G and Jenna -- Lunch

j_hanna
2012-04-05 05:27 pm UTC (link)

Jenna looked at him as he said he wouldn't pry into her feelings, and for that she was grateful. "I appreciate it," she said, though it didn't take a scientist to figure out why she'd have thoughts of becoming the chair. Still, she did appreciate him not prying.

She nodded as he mentioned Sean. She'd thought of Sean's first show of power a lot of times since her own had manifested itself. The feelings behind it were remarkably similar but while Sean had started to reconnect with their father, she felt further away from him than she ever had in her life. Yes he'd been gone a lot as they grew up and she too had missed him and his attention and it had made her try to become what she thought he'd be proud of. Yet she'd also been certain that he loved her, and that he was proud of her. It wasn't until they got here that she started to question herself, that she started to realize that her father might not have wished for her to be different. She didn't like that feeling of insecurity, it wasn't something she was used to.

But now she could focus on something else, on this conversation. "I don't think there is a large risk of it happening that way again, even when I'm angry I can avoid those thoughts, but if I feel it coming on I will certainly take your advice." She did want full control of this. She could see the use, in some situations, to make herself not seen so that she could get away from a situation, or possibly mimic an indestructible material and shield Blaze with her body, but most of the time she was more likely to draw her gun and start shooting. She wasn't overly fond of these powers, and she didn't think she'd use it much - if at all - once she had control of it. At least not outside training.

She nodded at the last part. "Yeah, that goes without saying. I don't really feel like turning into wood or fabric permanently."

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Re: G and Jenna -- Lunch

g_callen
2012-04-06 02:43 pm UTC (link)

G refrained from sighing at the brush off, wondering if Jenna realized the way she spoke often sounded like dismissal, or if she was just trying a little too hard to be polite, formal, or unaffected.

"Right then. Focus on getting control for now and once that happens, we'll see if we can't find some creative ways to use this power of yours." Standing, offered a slight smile. "I should go muster up something in the way of food before heading back to training and you'd probably like me out of your hair so you can see to Blaze."

G stooped down to touch Blaze's hand in farewell before taking his leave and heading back to his own place to get lunch.

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