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A tall, pale, blond man steps through the front door, and pauses. As he looks around his movements and gestures are stiff, his facial expressions limited. He turns to look out the door behind him, then takes another look around the room. This is certainly not where he was before, and when he attempts to wirelessly connect to Mr. Stark's mainframe or send a message to his cellphone, nothing happens. He can't find them. That alone is quite concerning, even for someone who technically isn't supposed to have them. This is not a situation that he was ever programmed to deal with, but with Tony Stark unusual situations are them norm, he will be able to adapt.
Were one standing close enough as he ventures farther into the room they would hear the soft whirr of motors and gears as he moves, and one might also notice that his eyes are a brighter and more electric shade of blue than is easily found in nature.
Name: Jarvis. He's Just A Rather Very Intelligent System.
Fandom: Iron Man (films, and to a lesser extent the novelizations thereof.
Media: Film
Other relevant info: Jarvis was previously (and briefly) played at the RP comm desperatescreen, where Tony Stark built him a fully functional and incredibly realistic cybernetic body. He's still getting the hang of it. His voice also shows his computer origins, though with a British accent and a sense of sarcasm and wry humor.
The first commenter acts as a welcoming committee. All following interactions are deemed later in the day, when the character is settled.
Were one standing close enough as he ventures farther into the room they would hear the soft whirr of motors and gears as he moves, and one might also notice that his eyes are a brighter and more electric shade of blue than is easily found in nature.
Name: Jarvis. He's Just A Rather Very Intelligent System.
Fandom: Iron Man (films, and to a lesser extent the novelizations thereof.
Media: Film
Other relevant info: Jarvis was previously (and briefly) played at the RP comm desperatescreen, where Tony Stark built him a fully functional and incredibly realistic cybernetic body. He's still getting the hang of it. His voice also shows his computer origins, though with a British accent and a sense of sarcasm and wry humor.
The first commenter acts as a welcoming committee. All following interactions are deemed later in the day, when the character is settled.