Tony has never spent much time thinking about the contradiction of Pepper Potts. She is a red-head named for spice, yet she doesn't give off the heat that one might assume from such a description. She is more warmth than hotness, a nurturing personality. Someone who needs to be needed, above all else. When he tells her what he is missing--in the office, in his life, she hurries to fill the gap.
She's in a red dress now. It starts at her breasts, trails to the ground and is sex spun into cloth.
On second thought, she burns.