Inbox
INBOX
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"Hey, this is America! Leave a message and I'll get back to you!"
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INBOX
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"Hey, this is America! Leave a message and I'll get back to you!"
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action; july 4th
He's standing around like he's been waiting for America to walk by and trying not to look like that's what he was doing. When America finally does, he clears his throat and holds out a box, tastefully wrapped in decorative paper. It's almost definitely clothing, judging from the flat box, but it's kind of heavy.
England averts his gaze with some embarrassment.] Here.
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You got me a present! [Not really that unheard of, but considering their situation in being stuck here, America hadn't been sure. He's already unwrapping it.]
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The box itself is painfully boring. Once again, it is obviously clothing. It's recognisable instantly once the box is opened as America's beloved bomber jacket--but America's jacket is still wherever America last put it.]
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Wait, did you make this? [America pulls it out and unfolds the jacket, looking it over.]
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England folds his arms self-consciously.] I did. This one will fit around your wings.
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[America jerks toward England, then freezes, and then moves again, more shyly, to kiss England on the cheek. That's okay now, right?]
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One of his hands reaches out to affectionately brush aside some of America's hair.] We can get it enchanted to resist elements as well, but I figured we could do that part together. [Where someone could get a good look at America and better determine what's needed to prevent the jacket from getting destroyed.]
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[That he looks so different really does bother him, though he tries not to admit to it.]
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[America does look rather different, but England wouldn't want to be told how much he's changed since arriving here. He assumes the same of America.]
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[Also the glasses. No, he can be confident about this. He looks like himself!]
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[He is hoping that by bantering in this way, though gentler than he used to, America might feel less out of place in his strange skin.]
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England turns his face away in the fraction of the second that America's gaze lingers too long on his forehead.] If I were too nice to you, you'd think someone had swapped me out for a changeling.
[The multiple levels of irony in this statement are not lost on him, and that's why he says it.]
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