( white would make sense, if it were linen. if he insisted on less layers. as it is, he wears a shirt and a waistcoat, the jacket otherwise draped over a chair back in his room. dress pants. chelsea boots. gloves. all of it the very opposite of practical, all of it designed for an impression more than practicality. fortunately for him, he's used to spending time in hot countries, and he's used to spending time in locales that are humid. slightly less fortunately, it doesn't mean that he's impervious to sweat, doesn't mean it doesn't affect him, and in spite of himself, there's a dampness to the way his hair curls across his forehead, a slight frizziness, an altogether air of less put-together than he'd like.
it's punctuated by half a glance over his shoulder when wanda speaks. ) I was hoping for approachable. ( compared to moon knight, it likely is.
compared to anything and anyone else, bereft of reputation— well, wanda's assertion is likely more on the nose.
he unlocks the room he's rented with a soft click of the key. the inside is tidy, almost impersonal but for a few plants, placed close to the singular window and on a surface that serves both as desk and whatever-other flat table one might require. the kitchenette is small, but marc wouldn't opt for much else even if he could afford it. )
Mr. Knight's a priest, ( he offers, belated and in answer to a question she hasn't asked, but the one he thinks she means by her statement, the one she probably has after her 'I thought this was [Specter]' remark. )
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it's punctuated by half a glance over his shoulder when wanda speaks. ) I was hoping for approachable. ( compared to moon knight, it likely is.
compared to anything and anyone else, bereft of reputation— well, wanda's assertion is likely more on the nose.
he unlocks the room he's rented with a soft click of the key. the inside is tidy, almost impersonal but for a few plants, placed close to the singular window and on a surface that serves both as desk and whatever-other flat table one might require. the kitchenette is small, but marc wouldn't opt for much else even if he could afford it. )
Mr. Knight's a priest, ( he offers, belated and in answer to a question she hasn't asked, but the one he thinks she means by her statement, the one she probably has after her 'I thought this was [Specter]' remark. )