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So. No SHIELD brand candy hearts?

...I don't know if the whole pastels and pinks would fit in with the [making a sweeping gesture] black and gray theme.

Edited 2014-02-15 06:27 (UTC)

Then red. [ she hitched her eyebrows, popped another chocolate she bought for herself. ] Fight the color confinement while complimenting it.

[Iiiiis she in a sharing mood? Being a gamma irradiated scientist, one burns a lot of calories.]

That might work. Though that might give the wrong impression.

[Like Shield had gone evil red-and-black or something.]

[ she might be willing to part. skye rattled the box his way before sliding it across the table. ]

Isn't it about time we took red back? Evil doers shouldn't have a monopoly on it.

[He gives her a thank you nod before picking out a piece. Chocolate is good brain food. Or it should be.]

That might be difficult. Not to put holes in your balloons, but red is typically the color of danger.

I blame unimaginative villains. They don't explore color enough.

[He can't completely hide a smirk at that, chewing thoughtfully.]

Yes, clearly that's their main problem.

Okay, one of many problems that deserves some attention. Seriously. [ she quirked a crooked little smile. ] I look great in red.

I'll take your word for it. [Bruce is usually in green anyway.] I doubt villains pick red because they look good in it.

Red is just the accent. You know they tend to lean more toward black. [ this was clearly getting out of hand. ] It's slimming.

Do they? Hm.

[The irony of Shield dressing everyone in black was not lost on him.]

I think those things are considered sexual harassment around here. Also, if you see a guy coming toward you with a bow and suction cup arrows, run as fast as you can in the other direction.

*See this face...this is Phil's not amused face*

SHIELD doesn't do hoildays.

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