Title: Off-Duty Hours
Characters: Edwin Jarvis, Howard Stark, Peggy Carter, Ana Jarvis, Maria Stark, Tony Stark
Rating: PG
Warnings/Triggers: swearing, body swapping, later very brief references to the Holocaust
Spoilers: None, really
Pairings: Ana/Jarvis, Peggy/unnamed husband
Word Count 6,371
Summary: Edwin Jarvis finds himself at an unexpected
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I loved all the random details like Howard being miffed about being kicked out of his Passover duties and his truly hilarious and perfect child-friendly Vietnam argument with Maria.
Nobody told me. I can be quiet!”
No, Tony. You can't be quiet. And you'll never learn even as an adult.
Your baby!Tony is perfect. I can so hear the future echoes of what he'll be like as an adult from him saying he's busy to him saying he can't be quiet when he's excited. It's so very Tony.
Great job!
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Thank you! Thank you for all your musings, you're always very inspiring! Jarvis' hat wearing dismay totally came from our musings about Haddie having to wear a hat. In the daemon version of this, I can totally picture Dejeni scampering around in her hat, and Haddie sitting with dignified horror as she puts it on her. I also picture Mim in very excited hummingbird form, buzzing around and poking everyone in enthusiasm.
I loved all the random details like Howard being miffed about being kicked out of his Passover duties and his truly hilarious and perfect child-friendly Vietnam argument with Maria. There was originally a bit more in the Passover section about Tony hunting down the afikoman they had hid, and Peggy wondering if they did that for Howard, too. I'd like to think that at some point Anna and Jarvis had a very wry conversation of whether they should do that for Mr. Stark ( ... )
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Heavens, yes!
I love the cufflinks, and the idea that Jarvis had to use the originals in some dangerous situation is hilarious.
I'm afraid Howard would see the Vietnam War that way.
It's nice to think of Jarvis having a day off and being fussed over instead of doing all the fussing, even if it feels odd (and maybe a little embarrassing) to him.
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