Daisy Johnson

Ms. Johnson, I don't know if you remember me. Karen Page. Do you have a few minutes?

@karenpage-journalist

Hi Karen,

Of course I remember you.

Sure, I’ve got some time to spare- how can I help?

Ah, mostly with information. Of a ... uh, a hypothetical nature, I guess you could say?

Let's say I recently met a person who ... uh, who was considered a danger to himself and others. And was incarcerated by SHIELD without a trial. He claims he's not being held on the Raft because he's on solid ground, but he can hear the ocean nearby.

Does ... uh, hypothetically, does this sound familiar to you?

A hypothetical nature, huh? But I suppose if it’s agency related information you require, you have come to the right person.

This man’s situation does sound familiar to me, though where I would first think of a member from my own team, but I think I’m safe to assume that this he in fact is actually a alternate version of Matt Murdock, yes?

As an organisation, it is not within our jurisdiction at all to incarcerate anybody that we arrest via trial- it’s mostly handled by a third party and we aren’t privy to any of the details.

Although to explain where he could be held in correlation with his claims, there is only one place in all of New York that makes sense.

*holds on a gasp of surprise* That, uh, that's right, actually. Do you ... know him? This particular Matt Murdock? ...Do you know what he was locked up for?

You think he's being held in New York!? Where??

Do I know him? No.

But did I go scouring through all the databases at my disposal to find out more about him. Of course I did, that’s simply what a computer specialist does.

Do I know what he’s been locked up for? Also no. But even if I did I wouldn’t consider it my information to share. Regardless of all that, I would say it makes sense that he’d be locked up in the city given that he, just like every other Matt, must’ve grown up in and around Hell’s Kitchen. (I would also understand what that’s like having spent my entire childhood at St Agnes)

AND again based on the information I had to work with, I can safely assume that he must be in a holding cell at the Tri-skelion. Situated on Governor’s Island. For all other SHIELD headquarters in the city are far too inland, meaning that there’s no way of being able to hear the ocean.

*grins, impressed* You're a woman after my own heart. I'm glad we could work together on this. It's really refreshing to work with someone else who does such a thorough investigation, you know?

The Tri-skelion. Thank you! This information might mean the difference between success and failure to me. I appreciate it.

Did you ... did you know Matt when you were growing up? *surprised and intrigued*

#agents of shield #daredevil #mcu rp #marvel rp

What can I say… gathering information no matter what the situation or the circumstances, it has not only saved my life but it also gave me a sense of purpose. A chance to belong somewhere and for that I can only be grateful. So yeah I do know.

Ultimately, I’m very happy that I was able to help you out. I don’t know what amount of trouble I might be in for providing such sensitive information but then again- we’re dealing with the multiverse so I’ll just have to wait and see what happens.

Again. We’re talking about the multiverse here, so I’m not entirely sure if it actually applies to the Matt in Shield lock up specifically. But yeah, the probability of my growing up with him in some capacity is high and the reason why… it’s a long story.

Ms. Johnson, I don't know if you remember me. Karen Page. Do you have a few minutes?

@karenpage-journalist

Hi Karen,

Of course I remember you.

Sure, I’ve got some time to spare- how can I help?

Ah, mostly with information. Of a ... uh, a hypothetical nature, I guess you could say?

Let's say I recently met a person who ... uh, who was considered a danger to himself and others. And was incarcerated by SHIELD without a trial. He claims he's not being held on the Raft because he's on solid ground, but he can hear the ocean nearby.

Does ... uh, hypothetically, does this sound familiar to you?

A hypothetical nature, huh? But I suppose if it’s agency related information you require, you have come to the right person.

This man’s situation does sound familiar to me, though where I would first think of a member from my own team, but I think I’m safe to assume that this he in fact is actually a alternate version of Matt Murdock, yes?

As an organisation, it is not within our jurisdiction at all to incarcerate anybody that we arrest via trial- it’s mostly handled by a third party and we aren’t privy to any of the details.

Although to explain where he could be held in correlation with his claims, there is only one place in all of New York that makes sense.

*holds on a gasp of surprise* That, uh, that's right, actually. Do you ... know him? This particular Matt Murdock? ...Do you know what he was locked up for?

You think he's being held in New York!? Where??

#mcu rp #marvel rp #daisy johnson reblog #karen page

Do I know him? No.

But did I go scouring through all the databases at my disposal to find out more about him. Of course I did, that’s simply what a computer specialist does.

Do I know what he’s been locked up for? Also no. But even if I did I wouldn’t consider it my information to share. Regardless of all that, I would say it makes sense that he’d be locked up in the city given that he, just like every other Matt, must’ve grown up in and around Hell’s Kitchen. (I would also understand what that’s like having spent my entire childhood at St Agnes)

AND again based on the information I had to work with, I can safely assume that he must be in a holding cell at the Tri-skelion. Situated on Governor’s Island. For all other SHIELD headquarters in the city are far too inland, meaning that there’s no way of being able to hear the ocean.

Ms. Johnson, I don't know if you remember me. Karen Page. Do you have a few minutes?

@karenpage-journalist

Hi Karen,

Of course I remember you.

Sure, I’ve got some time to spare- how can I help?

Ah, mostly with information. Of a ... uh, a hypothetical nature, I guess you could say?

Let's say I recently met a person who ... uh, who was considered a danger to himself and others. And was incarcerated by SHIELD without a trial. He claims he's not being held on the Raft because he's on solid ground, but he can hear the ocean nearby.

Does ... uh, hypothetically, does this sound familiar to you?

#mcu rp #marvel rp #agents of shield #daredevil #daisy johnson reblog #karen page

A hypothetical nature, huh? But I suppose if it’s agency related information you require, you have come to the right person.

This man’s situation does sound familiar to me, though where I would first think of a member from my own team, but I think I’m safe to assume that this he in fact is actually a alternate version of Matt Murdock, yes?

As an organisation, it is not within our jurisdiction at all to incarcerate anybody that we arrest via trial- it’s mostly handled by a third party and we aren’t privy to any of the details.

Although to explain where he could be held in correlation with his claims, there is only one place in all of New York that makes sense.

Ms. Johnson, I don't know if you remember me. Karen Page. Do you have a few minutes?

@karenpage-journalist

Hi Karen,

Of course I remember you.

Sure, I’ve got some time to spare- how can I help?

#marvel rp #mcu rp #agents of shield #daredevil #daisy johnson #karen page

To Ms. Johnson,

To be honest, when Howard Stark decided he wanted to build a time machine, of all things, I thought he'd finally gone off his rocker. Gamma canons are one thing, but breaking the laws of reality? That's a whole different ballpark entirely. And yet it worked, albeit not in the way he intended. Instead of sending a group of people to the future, he brought the contents of a future store to us. I've taken it upon myself to investigate the strange technology he procured through his time machine (who knows what he would have done if he had been allowed to keep them..)

As it is, I'm surprised the devices work. None of us at the SSR are quite sure what to call them, but they function exceptionally well. It's been a lot of trial and error to get to this point. Figuring out how the 'apps' work was an ordeal.

You seem to be quite skilled at this, perhaps you can share some of your expertise in the matter? It would be greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,

Daniel Sousa

Los Angeles chief

Strategic Scientific Reserve

P.S. The ask function works like the postal service, correct? Just not.. physical.

@sousa-not-susan

Greetings Chief Sousa.

Let me first and foremost say, there’s no doubt you made the right call- taking the technology out of Howard’s hands. I certainly would have done exactly the same. And to get it out there before I most likely forgot to mention. Yes, your ask box is as close as it gets to sending a letter.

From what I can understand of the situation so far, the devices which are the ones that found themselves in the hands of you and your people are known as cellphones.

(They as you’ve already discovered and in the plainest of terms, are far more advanced than the home landlines, rotary and or pay phones that you’re used to.)

The last thing I honestly want to do is in anyway come across as blunt or rude- Sir. I think it feels crucial to say that the a majority of the ‘apps’ that you’re struggling to figure out might not be worth the time. Here in the future, the concept of just briefly checking on something it can lead to- a couple minutes, maybe an hour or even more going by when tons of other things could easily have been done in that same amount of time. If you understand what I mean?

However that isn’t to say that, I wouldn’t be more than happy to offer further advice to you should any other questions arise.

Signed

Daisy Johnson

Ms. Johnson,

Thank you so much for taking the time to answer. Everyone here agrees, Howard shouldn't be allowed to have access to these.. cellphones, you called them? Who knows what he might come up with using this more advanced technology. Maybe something innocent, like, say, an instant toaster, or something less so.

Indeed, these are much more advanced than any of the options we have available, Stark's inventions included. I have yet to find the calling function, it must be buried under everything else. Who knew there would be so many new ways to waste time?

I understand perfectly what you mean. From what I've been able to figure out, some of these are meant to be, excuse my bluntness, more addicting than a cigar. Especially, based on what I've seen, this so-called 'social media'. What is the importance of that? Do people not go out and talk to others face-to-face in your time?

Many thanks,

Daniel Sousa

Chief Sousa,

I think that the last thing either of us, for the sake of our sanity, should be doing… is considering what it is Howard would or wouldn’t do if he managed to take apart a phone in order to engineer the parts to upgrade something else.

The phone’s calling feature shouldn’t be hard to miss- the icon for it quite literally looks like a phone receiver piece.

Your bluntness has definitely been excused, for your analogy is very appropriate and accurate. The importance of social media- is such a loaded question that even I’m not sure if I have a solid or definitive answer to give.

As for your other question. I personally say that, people do still meet face to face but the more underlying question is does it happen as often as it should- and the answer unfortunately will be different depending on who exactly you ask.

Regards

- Daisy Johnson

Ms. Johnson,

I suppose you're right. The things he's created without your technology are already dangerous, and confusing, enough.

Ah. I can't believe I missed that, although I'm not fully surprised. Sleep deprivation does tend to dull your mind. I really should get more sleep..

So it is important, then? From what little I've seen, it appears to be a widely used tool amongst the people in your time.

Part of me wonders if Stark ever shut down his machine. I can't think of any other reason as to why this is possible. Communication across decades really is something out of a science fiction novel, if I weren't experiencing it firsthand, well, I doubt I'd believe in it.

Sincerely,

Daniel Sousa

Chief Sousa,

The day that Stark actually decides to do the sensible thing first in any situation will be like a rainbow in the dark. Also, I feel I might be purely speculating right now but even if he did shut down the machine I don’t know if it would even impact the link of communication in place right now.

While, I can’t say I have had the displeasure of sleep deprivation weighing my shoulders down- because I have no doubt that it is as awful as it’s sounding right now. I do want to ensure that I’m here to talk and listen to just about anything for as long as you need me.

Though on another note, diverting back to your point on social media being seen as an important tool in the lives of many. Given that I’ve had more than plenty of time to consider both sides of the coin I can agree that it is important as it permits people to see the places that others visit, the foods they try… but what gets purposefully ignored is once an image or video ends up online, there’s no easy way to have it deleted from existence.

In any case, I look forward to whenever it is that I might hear from you next.

Kind regards

Daisy Johnson

Ms. Johnson,

Indeed, he does tend to explore every alternative route and not the reasonable one. What makes you think the link would be unaffected if his machine were shut down? We don't have the same level of technology as you do, if this cellphone is anything to go off of.

Admittedly, my exhaustion is of no one's fault but my own. Between running the SSR and figuring out this device, I haven't allowed myself to get nearly enough sleep. But thank you for your kind words, I'll keep them in mind.

I can see the benefit to something like social media, but with the permanace of whatever you share, it sounds like a recipe for disaster. People don't like letting things from the past go, and if what you say it true, I shudder to think of the damage done to people's lives.

Many thanks,

Daniel Sousa

#marvel #daisy johnson reblog #daniel sousa

Chief Sousa,

Im opening this latest letter with a piece of advice I learned a while ago that I felt was appropriate to share.

‘“Usually one person doesn't solve the problem, but 100 people with 1% of the solution? That will get the job done.”’

To be entirely honest however, I don’t know what made me think that the link wouldn’t be affected and that’s part of the reason I deliberately chose to use Speculate when the subject was bought up in my last letter. For even my knowledge of the inner workings in modern technology I feel surrounded by everyday has its limits… But in the meantime, all we can really do is just wait and see what happens as each day rolls into the next.

Though I can and will now deftly change the topic of our conversation back to social media because once again you’re right… it is a recipe for disaster.

Lives can most easily be ruined and the significant examples are especially when the security of a job, no matter the industry, is at stake for the price of one sentence or photo from years ago because if there’s anything in either that doesn’t align with the company/organisation’s values? Well, long story short- that one background check is the quiet way of telling a person not to waste their time trying- A measure that I can only presume you are more than familiar with too, given your own position no?

With great regards

Daisy Johnson.

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Daisy and Raina are one of the craziest parallel duos out there I love them so much they hate each other so SO much and it’s so fair from both perspectives I love themmmmm

@urbxnlegxnd - plotted.

A feeling somewhere close to annoyance flows through every inch of Skye’s veins as she tunes out the sound of Raina droning on about the destiny that the diviner is just awaiting to gift them. Most of it being directed toward herself however, since the only defence she had for whatever might be to come is a singular pistol and half a round’s worth of ammunition.

Though, that soon completely transformed into something between slight apprehension and awe as the alien artefact hovered its way onto the pedestal in the centre of the room.

It was almost immediately after, that a number of different things occurred simultaneously. The first being the diviner opening to reveal a crystal while the second was Tripp bursting through the closet temple entryway before they all promptly slid shut.

The atmosphere within only continued to grow more intense when a thick mist started being blasted from beneath the crystal, hitting Raina first and then both Skye and Tripp shortly thereafter.

To Ms. Johnson,

To be honest, when Howard Stark decided he wanted to build a time machine, of all things, I thought he'd finally gone off his rocker. Gamma canons are one thing, but breaking the laws of reality? That's a whole different ballpark entirely. And yet it worked, albeit not in the way he intended. Instead of sending a group of people to the future, he brought the contents of a future store to us. I've taken it upon myself to investigate the strange technology he procured through his time machine (who knows what he would have done if he had been allowed to keep them..)

As it is, I'm surprised the devices work. None of us at the SSR are quite sure what to call them, but they function exceptionally well. It's been a lot of trial and error to get to this point. Figuring out how the 'apps' work was an ordeal.

You seem to be quite skilled at this, perhaps you can share some of your expertise in the matter? It would be greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,

Daniel Sousa

Los Angeles chief

Strategic Scientific Reserve

P.S. The ask function works like the postal service, correct? Just not.. physical.

@sousa-not-susan

Greetings Chief Sousa.

Let me first and foremost say, there’s no doubt you made the right call- taking the technology out of Howard’s hands. I certainly would have done exactly the same. And to get it out there before I most likely forgot to mention. Yes, your ask box is as close as it gets to sending a letter.

From what I can understand of the situation so far, the devices which are the ones that found themselves in the hands of you and your people are known as cellphones.

(They as you’ve already discovered and in the plainest of terms, are far more advanced than the home landlines, rotary and or pay phones that you’re used to.)

The last thing I honestly want to do is in anyway come across as blunt or rude- Sir. I think it feels crucial to say that the a majority of the ‘apps’ that you’re struggling to figure out might not be worth the time. Here in the future, the concept of just briefly checking on something it can lead to- a couple minutes, maybe an hour or even more going by when tons of other things could easily have been done in that same amount of time. If you understand what I mean?

However that isn’t to say that, I wouldn’t be more than happy to offer further advice to you should any other questions arise.

Signed

Daisy Johnson

Ms. Johnson,

Thank you so much for taking the time to answer. Everyone here agrees, Howard shouldn't be allowed to have access to these.. cellphones, you called them? Who knows what he might come up with using this more advanced technology. Maybe something innocent, like, say, an instant toaster, or something less so.

Indeed, these are much more advanced than any of the options we have available, Stark's inventions included. I have yet to find the calling function, it must be buried under everything else. Who knew there would be so many new ways to waste time?

I understand perfectly what you mean. From what I've been able to figure out, some of these are meant to be, excuse my bluntness, more addicting than a cigar. Especially, based on what I've seen, this so-called 'social media'. What is the importance of that? Do people not go out and talk to others face-to-face in your time?

Many thanks,

Daniel Sousa

Chief Sousa,

I think that the last thing either of us, for the sake of our sanity, should be doing… is considering what it is Howard would or wouldn’t do if he managed to take apart a phone in order to engineer the parts to upgrade something else.

The phone’s calling feature shouldn’t be hard to miss- the icon for it quite literally looks like a phone receiver piece.

Your bluntness has definitely been excused, for your analogy is very appropriate and accurate. The importance of social media- is such a loaded question that even I’m not sure if I have a solid or definitive answer to give.

As for your other question. I personally say that, people do still meet face to face but the more underlying question is does it happen as often as it should- and the answer unfortunately will be different depending on who exactly you ask.

Regards

- Daisy Johnson

Ms. Johnson,

I suppose you're right. The things he's created without your technology are already dangerous, and confusing, enough.

Ah. I can't believe I missed that, although I'm not fully surprised. Sleep deprivation does tend to dull your mind. I really should get more sleep..

So it is important, then? From what little I've seen, it appears to be a widely used tool amongst the people in your time.

Part of me wonders if Stark ever shut down his machine. I can't think of any other reason as to why this is possible. Communication across decades really is something out of a science fiction novel, if I weren't experiencing it firsthand, well, I doubt I'd believe in it.

Sincerely,

Daniel Sousa

#daisy johnson reblog #marvel #daniel sousa

Chief Sousa,

The day that Stark actually decides to do the sensible thing first in any situation will be like a rainbow in the dark. Also, I feel I might be purely speculating right now but even if he did shut down the machine I don’t know if it would even impact the link of communication in place right now.

While, I can’t say I have had the displeasure of sleep deprivation weighing my shoulders down- because I have no doubt that it is as awful as it’s sounding right now. I do want to ensure that I’m here to talk and listen to just about anything for as long as you need me.

Though on another note, diverting back to your point on social media being seen as an important tool in the lives of many. Given that I’ve had more than plenty of time to consider both sides of the coin I can agree that it is important as it permits people to see the places that others visit, the foods they try… but what gets purposefully ignored is once an image or video ends up online, there’s no easy way to have it deleted from existence.

In any case, I look forward to whenever it is that I might hear from you next.

Kind regards

Daisy Johnson

To Ms. Johnson,

To be honest, when Howard Stark decided he wanted to build a time machine, of all things, I thought he'd finally gone off his rocker. Gamma canons are one thing, but breaking the laws of reality? That's a whole different ballpark entirely. And yet it worked, albeit not in the way he intended. Instead of sending a group of people to the future, he brought the contents of a future store to us. I've taken it upon myself to investigate the strange technology he procured through his time machine (who knows what he would have done if he had been allowed to keep them..)

As it is, I'm surprised the devices work. None of us at the SSR are quite sure what to call them, but they function exceptionally well. It's been a lot of trial and error to get to this point. Figuring out how the 'apps' work was an ordeal.

You seem to be quite skilled at this, perhaps you can share some of your expertise in the matter? It would be greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,

Daniel Sousa

Los Angeles chief

Strategic Scientific Reserve

P.S. The ask function works like the postal service, correct? Just not.. physical.

@sousa-not-susan

Greetings Chief Sousa.

Let me first and foremost say, there’s no doubt you made the right call- taking the technology out of Howard’s hands. I certainly would have done exactly the same. And to get it out there before I most likely forgot to mention. Yes, your ask box is as close as it gets to sending a letter.

From what I can understand of the situation so far, the devices which are the ones that found themselves in the hands of you and your people are known as cellphones.

(They as you’ve already discovered and in the plainest of terms, are far more advanced than the home landlines, rotary and or pay phones that you’re used to.)

The last thing I honestly want to do is in anyway come across as blunt or rude- Sir. I think it feels crucial to say that the a majority of the ‘apps’ that you’re struggling to figure out might not be worth the time. Here in the future, the concept of just briefly checking on something it can lead to- a couple minutes, maybe an hour or even more going by when tons of other things could easily have been done in that same amount of time. If you understand what I mean?

However that isn’t to say that, I wouldn’t be more than happy to offer further advice to you should any other questions arise.

Signed

Daisy Johnson

Ms. Johnson,

Thank you so much for taking the time to answer. Everyone here agrees, Howard shouldn't be allowed to have access to these.. cellphones, you called them? Who knows what he might come up with using this more advanced technology. Maybe something innocent, like, say, an instant toaster, or something less so.

Indeed, these are much more advanced than any of the options we have available, Stark's inventions included. I have yet to find the calling function, it must be buried under everything else. Who knew there would be so many new ways to waste time?

I understand perfectly what you mean. From what I've been able to figure out, some of these are meant to be, excuse my bluntness, more addicting than a cigar. Especially, based on what I've seen, this so-called 'social media'. What is the importance of that? Do people not go out and talk to others face-to-face in your time?

Many thanks,

Daniel Sousa