<strong>Name:</strong>Edgar 'Tech' Crowley<br/><strong>Occupation/Status: </strong>Mutant/Human Computer<br/><strong>Location: </strong>Tech's Office<br/><strong>Action Summary:</strong>Being antagonized/making vague threats<br/><strong>Tagged Characters:</strong>Erin Bannon<br/><strong>Open to Others?:</strong>Any<br/><br/>The moment he felt eyes on him, his right hand rose into the air, and he acted as if he was typing something; the organizing might be his obsession, but the compulsion aspect of his diagnosis was to make these typing gestures whenever he's either A) crunching a lot--by his standards-- of numbers, or B) upset.  It's just a few moments that he does it, though. Sadly, the drug cocktail they gave him couldn't completely erase some of his issues, but they were fairly trivial now. He used to be far, far worse; not that Erin would know about that, about the time before he was taken into the Foundry.<br/><br/>And yes, he had reasoned that there was a 99% chance that the disorganization was being caused by another person, whose most likely motivation was a sort of sadistic  tendency. "You're upsetting the array." He comments, idly, but with that expression on his face that indicates he's clearly bothered. "I might have to mention  that to the Director, next time."<br/><br/>He would follow right after her, though, instantly going back to right what she had wronged. "I'm tech support, not R&D. They haven't asked me to crunch numbers, so I don't." he stares at her for a moment; then, he does it again, the 'typing'  thing. Just for a second. "You enjoy upsetting me. And here, I thought, you had matured beyond highschool antics. But I suppose there's a lot you just can't do." Wow, Tech has teeth today. He's usually not this assertive or snappy; in fact, this was a change of his earlier passive actions, because he realized that being passive about things was not capable of getting the results he wanted. Therefore, he had to try something new.<br/><br/>Since she was a soldier, and given what loves and predispositions he's noted with her, it seemed logical to attempt to use verbal force and aggression. Maybe she would better understand, or respect that.  Possibly it could result in minor injury and/or property damage, but he kind of liked his chances, and couldn't will himself to do anything otherwise; passivity didn't work. It was no longer possible for him to make himself act passive, in this manner.