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I feel as though they're drastically different people with a similar streak of escalation and jabbing at each other who have managed to reach a very bizarre mutual understanding, and therefore, they don't naturally coalesce.

Judging on how Peter behaves towards other objects of his desire, he's VERY forward, comfortable displaying affection, or inducing embarrassment in public. And is pushy in response to what he sees as 'playing hard to get'. Peck, working off his usually stiff demeanour and position as a government man, is exactly the type of person his shtick does NOT work on. And so initially I picture a lot of push and pull, hot/cold etc., which causes conflicts. Somebody like Peter can't understand why Peck is fine in private but snappy and cold in public. Conversely, Peck doesn't understand why Peter can't exhibit discretion. I imagine the bicker a lot while trying to find a middle ground, I don't exactly perceive the relationship as easy or one of natural understanding.

Peter is veryyyy comfortable inserting himself into Peck's space and very quickly makes himself frequent in his home; works out where the spare key is, gets sweet with Peck’s family so they're keen on letting him in (the game had a cut line suggesting he lived with his mother and aunt, which I like, and might commandeer). Peck, although he doesn't appreciate the immediate intensity with invading his home, prefers it to staying at Peter's bachelor pad or the firehouse - picture him combing through amorphous piles of belongings and curling his nose here lol. He likes cleanliness and lives in neat spaces, Peter's apartment tends to look like a victim of the blitz. When Peck DOES stay, he brings his own towel, pillow and washbag, which Peter finds very funny.

Peck is not an easy person to get along with. He's naturally combative and caustic - Peter, in a similar way, is a little difficult interpersonally. Together, they are one of the most insufferable forces of nature going, especially when they don't like somebody. The other GBs very quickly realise this and find it funny to stick them on opponents. Peck doesn't like people treading on his toes with the anti GB campaign either.

A little softer, but Peter is heavy on both nicknames and petnames, and Walter can not escape them. His least favourite is Wally. Peter is about the only person who can get away with using it unscathed, just with a scolding.

Peck does not take kindly when Peter returns to him a little battered or bruised. Janine has learned to avoid picking up the phone if Peter goes to Walter's after a particular nasty scrape with the supernatural because whoever answers immediately gets an earful. Louis has not yet learned this. Peter enjoys being pampered in Walter's fancy apartment after a bad brush with a ghost though, let's him wash all the ectoplasm off in his bath.

They have similar music tastes, at least in terms of romantic tunes. Which is a nice point of relation between them, in a sea of many differences. Although Peter wants to dance to these, Peck doesn't. So Peter sort of tends to just wrangle and slightly limp Walter around the room while he sings and dances his heart out. (Peck secretly enjoys these little displays).