[Here's this guy that people may have seen around, and he looks so mad. He is also crushing a piece of paper.]
It vexes me to see that a man may defy mortal laws as he likes and yet take them up as weapons to serve the cause of enmity. 'Tis a mockery of a noble endeavor.
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Are you not the Human Torch?
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I sought to teach a villain most corrupt, Norman Osborn, that his ways would earn him naught but eternal solitude. The northern sea seemed the best place for it.
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[He tosses the paper away, resigned.]
It is not for immortals to say how mortal men must make their laws.--Forgive me, my lady, your name escapes me.
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You're being too harsh on yourself. If something is wrong, then it's wrong, regardless of who or what you are.
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[Because she could sort of be a certain goddess's mortal cousin, but he's not going to elaborate--]
You speak truth, yet mortals have their own ways, as ever they must.
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[Having forgotten the rest in his RAGE, he smooths out his piece of paper:]
--kidnapping and reckless endangerment. He dares accuse me of these things.
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You're going to need someone to defend you.
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Aye, so it would seem.
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He knows, because he has to deal with the paperwork.]
Really.
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Aye.
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Because he was kidnapped or some nonsense, whatever.]
It would really help the process of these noble endeavors, were gods not to mingle with mortal individuals.
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I am charged to protect the mortals of this realm, and so I shall.
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... You're the one who abducted him?
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Osborn, aye.
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[Well, she sounds... polite and nice enough. And definitely not bent out of shape about it.]
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