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Dec. 31st, 2021 08:30 pmStephen Vincent Strange, MD, PH.D, Master of the Mystic Arts, former (possibly future) Sorcerer Supreme, Protector of Earth and the New York Sanctum, Guardian of the Eye of Agamotto, and formerly the Time Stone (though he is no longer in possession of it).
Strange is the oldest of three, his little sister Donna drowned the summer before he graduated medical school, and his brother Victor got hit by a car during an argument with Stephen following the death of their father, so he always carries the guilt of not being able to save his siblings. After these events, Stephen himself became an accomplished, if not completely arrogant neurosurgeon. This all changed with the car accident which he lost the use of his hands. He is very nearly entirely disabled in this department. He really cannot physically care for himself without assistance, and if he does attempt it is exhausting and painful. Magic helps, but it is not always a cure and he does need time to recharge after pulling from other dimensions for spells in battle. Casual magic is a bit easier, and he can't resist impressing guests. Being a show-off really hasn't changed. He is however, much more sympathetic to certain less fortunate, as he has firsthand experience.
→ PERMISSIONS
Hard nos I will not do underage, magic for dub-con (unless he's on the receiving end of it), incest (self-cest I might be open to, PM me please though).
Torture I can cope with torture, just PM what you want and the circumstances first before you launch into this. Pain's an old friend.
Sex Depends on who and the circumstances. For Strange I prefer consensual, if you want a non-con thread, please message the details and I will take it into consideration. I promise I don't bite, just ask. I do not do sexual situations with underage characters under any circumstances, and even "aged up" I will admit I am iffy on. Just as a forewarning.
→ THREADS I AM INTERESTED IN
I would like
- introspection,
- intimacy things with Clea and/or Christine (or Mordo for that matter, thanks for that junior novel)
- either doctor-y stuff with post-Endgame Thor (or pretty much anything with post-Endgame Thor),
- something between a face-off and an understanding with Strange and Loki (regarding Loki being tortured by Thanos, or the post-fallout from the television series).
- consequences to Strange using his magic and experiencing exhaustion.
- the fact that he will basically always be responsible for someone's death: be it his brother's, his sister's, the Ancient One or Tony - it is part of his unfortunate destiny and something he has to live with.
- possibly a battle with Mordo and Nightmare (nightmares being loss of the Sanctum, with or without the Time Stone, etc)
- the joke that is recently on Twitter that has to do with the Stray thread (of Strange being the stray that Mordo wants to keep).
Some things are beyond her, which the Doctor accepts. It took him years - in a time loop, mind - to learn these things.
To hone his skill, to concentrate.
She is eager, though, most of the time.
He continues to practice himself, so he doesn't go too easy.
He is currently busy with his spell-book, incanting over and over until it is smooth and fluid and will be second nature once needed.
This is a grey area to Stephen.
Friends fighting against friends, for friends.
And laws that humans write to attempt to keep themselves and their interests safe.
Sometimes selfish laws with the appearance of doing good.
It's not the first time.
The girl is struggling.
Reaching out, desperate.
She has more capabilities, but she has not yet learned to control it.
He did not like... teaching, before.
Neurosurgery required demonstration of skill for the board from time to time, but he didn't... teach people.
He did not possess the patience for it.
And her powers are... odd.
They are augmented in, spliced into her genetics.
But no one else can do... such things.
Except, me.
He will reach out, cautiously, telepathically, across the room, without moving.
You're not alone.
He doesn't say I'm here, she should be clever enough to figure that out.
She misses her twin, the other part of her, and the battle had dredged up memories of that, obviously.
