Peter Maximoff Character Analysis

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Having Peter Maximoff as a friend was as exhilarating as it was demanding. He’d been labelled ‘hyperkinetic’ by the experts, but everyone knew that it was far more extreme than that. He was superhuman, and his abilities often left you breathless. Literally. It was a nice day: Nixon had announced full responsibility of his subordinate’s actions, there was a demonstration going on at Wounded Knee, troops were coming home... Just you and Peter watching TV, drinking Pepsi and listening to the Moody Blues and Pink Floyd. He’d flit back and forth between watching M*A*S*H and playing with his stolen stuff. You were sitting on his sofa, surrounded by popsicle wrappers and overdue homework. Typical Saturday. “The Catcher in the Rye? You’re such …show more content…

His lips were moving against yours, one hand holding the back of your head. He was kissing you. It was heaven, but stopped almost as suddenly as it began. “Peter you—” You started, but he cut you off with another speedy, stolen kiss that lasted only a second. No time for sweet first-kisses with Peter. “You didn’t see that coming?” He said, stepping back and looking highly amused. You glanced up at the porch roof, the spins-like feeling finally leaving. A smile slowly broke across your face, and you felt your cheeks burning. “Nope. You actually took me surprise for once. I’m utterly shocked.” You said sarcastically, looking back at him. You reached towards him, looking through his silly goggles into his dark eyes. He kissed you again, this time at a slightly more human pace. You ran your hand through his long silver hair, making him groan and pull back with a laugh. “I’ve wanted to kiss you for a long, long time, you know that?” He said, his tone slower than it normally was. “I was afraid of moving too fast, but then I got bored. And the mood felt right.” His expression changed to a concerned one. “I hope it was

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