Agent Carter/HDM: Identity Crisis (4/5)

Title: Identity Crisis (Pt 4)
Characters: Edwin Jarvis, Howard Stark, Peggy Carter, Daniel Sousa, Ana Jarvis, some OCs, daemons
Rating: PG
Warnings/Triggers: swearing, body swapping, later very brief references to the Holocaust
Spoilers: None, really
Pairings: Ana/Jarvis, Peggy/Sousa
Word Count 5,620(this part)
Summary: A forgotten artifact of seemingly Norse origin causes some unexpected side effects when Howard gets it working again. Namely, him and his butler swapping bodies. Which is rather inconvenient, considering Howard's supposed to be negotiating with the ambassador of Symkaria tomorrow.
Author's notes: This chapter's long, but all the parts sort of fit together, and it didn't seem to flow if I split them up.

For reference: Haddie (A Welsh Springer Spaniel), Dejeni (a raccoon), Takeo (a spotted hyena), Hesper (a Chinese Oak Silkmoth)

PART ONE | PART TWO | PART THREE

( Are you laughing at my heartfelt pep talk? )

Just a head's up...

Hello, flisters! Just a quick head's up: my mom is having hip replacement surgery tomorrow. Which is, obviously, a big deal, in that surgery is a big deal, but at the same time, my mom worked in the hospital's PACU for 33 years, and was able to handpick her surgeon and anesthetist, and her best friend is going to getting her ready to go to the OR, so as far as we can have control over things, it's good. And also she really needs a new hip. So, it's more 'yay, new hip for Mom!' than 'OMG, surgery!'. Though, of course, there is some 'OMG, surgery!' involved.

Anyway, due to this, the last chapter of "Identity Crisis" might be delayed, and I might be not as prevalent on here while Mom recovers, as I will be assisatory in that in that. But I might be here just the same as I always am. My mother is not the type of girl to let something like a hip replacement affect her, and will probably be shooing me away and telling me she's fine.

That's the news! Hope everyone else is having a great week.

Also, I must be posting too much fic; I just tried to tag this entry as 'rating: G'. This post is appropriate for all audiences, just in case you were worried about that.