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Vegas, and you didn’t invite me? That’s hurtful. Have a knack at card games, I could’ve helped you out on that front. Dice too - all in the wrist.

jollygreenjen

Yeah, I’ve heard that you haven’t lived until you get kicked out of a casino for counting cards. Although I guess when you’re Tony Stark and you’ve bought out all of the villas, that comes with a certain...level of customer service.

I’ll keep you right at the top of my list next time I go.

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Fastball special by She-Hulk.

She-Hulk (2005) #16

By Dan Slott and Rick Burchett.

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[smirks to himself] It’s been too long, Jen. Where’ve you been hiding?

jollygreenjen

Oh, you know. I’ve been around. Spent a little time in Vegas, did a little gambling. The usual. But I figured everyone here just missed me too much, so I came back.

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Stana Katic at the “Broadcast Television Journalists Association Second Annual Critics’ Choice Awards” (2012) [x]

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favorite ladies in no particular order - 15/? “I was named for my grandmother. It’s an evil-eye name, to protect you from bad things.” - STANA KATIC

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#SHIT B Y E #art #peter PLS

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For the Defense || Jennifer and Matt

“At 2:31 last Saturday morning, Melvin Potter, also known to the public as the Gladiator, broke into the vaults at the Bank of America located at 49th Street and 8th Avenue,” Matt read aloud from a police report, the tips of his fingers running across the braille on the page as he did so, “and stole $53,000.00 in cash. By 3:00 AM, five patrol cars were in pursuit of a black 2013 Ford F-150 that had fled the scene of the crime. The chase ended at the Spotlight Costume Shop at 43rd and 9th where, upon exiting the vehicle, Melvin Potter was arrested at 3:12 AM.”

“The vehicle was thoroughly searched, but none of the stolen money was found.” Matt concluded, setting the paper down on the desk and directing his attention towards Jennifer Walters who was sitting at the opposite side. “The police report has some holes in it, of course – it doesn’t include the part where Melvin Potter didn’t rob the bank.”

“Potter claims he’s innocent, and I believe him – he’s reformed. He hasn’t been the Gladiator in years, and robbing banks was never his style. I’ve talked to the prosecutor and a plea deal is completely off the table. The only way Potter is getting off is if we can convince the jury that he’s innocent beyond a reasonable doubt.”

Matt gently nudged the neatly stacked pile of files towards Jen, inviting her to freely examine the papers – atop the hoard laid the profiles of the twelve jurors and the six alternates that had been selected for the trial. Notes had been typed out on each person, printed out in a clear text font with a protruding braille overlay to ensure that complete legibility was possible for both Jen and Matt.

“The jury’s been picked and it’s a decent group – ideally, I would have preferred people who are unaware of Potter’s… association with the superhero community, but with the way the media’s covered everything, this is the best we could get. At least none of them have had a direct encounter with the Gladiator.”

Matt leant forward in his desk chair, resting his elbows atop the desk as his tone of voice changed from professional to more casual. “I’ve brought you in on this because you’re good with juries, you’re trustworthy and command a certain amount of respect in a courtroom – I garner sympathy, but people actually listen to you. This is going to be a tough case, and I need your help, Jen.”

“So how would you like to get back into a courtroom?”

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It was a little earlier than Jen had been used to lately, and this was evidenced by the large paper cup with the green Starbucks mermaid in her hand. She watched Matt talk over the top of her sunglasses, which she eventually removed and placed atop her head.

Surprisingly, she didn’t feel as uncomfortable as she thought it would be to be sitting in a lawyer’s office, let alone one of the better lawyers on this island. As Matt nudged the files towards her, she picked them up and leafed through the contents. Matt was right-- there were a lot of holes in this case.

Crossing one leg over the other, Jen rested her elbow on her knee and her chin in her hand. Thumbing through the profiles on the jurors absentmindedly, she stopped when she saw Matt lean forward. He a look on his face that she had seen before-- he knew he would get the answer he wanted from her sooner or later.

Jen shifted in her chair. She wasn’t totally comfortable with the prospect of being back in a courtroom, but she also couldn’t say no to a friend in need.

“Murdock and Walters working together on a case, hmm? If anything, it would bring a lot of publicity to the case, which in turn means a lot of scrutiny to all of these files,” Jen said with a gesture to the stack of papers. With a sigh, she tossed the file in her hand back atop the pile and leaned back in her chair.

“If I said yes, and this is a big if...this is going to be a very rough uphill battle,” Jen drummed her fingertips against Matt’s desk for a beat.

“...Ok, I’ll help you out. For now.”

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" Do you have groobies.?" Runs away before getting smashed*

I assume by that you mean green boobies.