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Marvel: love is where yesterday is
Mar. 6th, 2015 01:41 pmTitle: love is where yesterday is
Fandom: Marvel movies
Disclaimer: not my characters; title from Anne Sexton
Warnings: violence/death/everything implied by the existence of an ex-Winter Soldier
Pairings: implied past-Steve/Bucky
Rating: PG
Wordcount: 1215
Point of view: third
Prompt: It doesn't take Steve and Sam all that long to find Bucky. Mostly, because when they do find him, he's catatonic. Breathing and occasionally blinking, but nothing else. (Why, when, and where up to author.)
Steve...well, Steve doesn't handle this so well.
Bucky may not be able to be angry about what he's suffered at Hydra's hands, but Steve figures he's got enough anger for the both of them. So, he leaves Bucky in Bruce and Sam's capable hands and heads out.
This time, he takes no prisoners.
And after each mission, Steve makes sure to come back and resume his vigil at Bucky's bedside, and describes in great detail how many agents were still in the building when he collapsed it, who he killed personally because he saw their name in the Winter Soldier file, how many fewer people there are in the world who can ever hurt Bucky again.
“Cap, we could use your help,” Fury says.
“Please, come in,” Coulson requests.
“Hey, your boy smiled today,” Sam reports.
Steve speeds up the takedown and goes home to New York.
Fandom: Marvel movies
Disclaimer: not my characters; title from Anne Sexton
Warnings: violence/death/everything implied by the existence of an ex-Winter Soldier
Pairings: implied past-Steve/Bucky
Rating: PG
Wordcount: 1215
Point of view: third
Prompt: It doesn't take Steve and Sam all that long to find Bucky. Mostly, because when they do find him, he's catatonic. Breathing and occasionally blinking, but nothing else. (Why, when, and where up to author.)
Steve...well, Steve doesn't handle this so well.
Bucky may not be able to be angry about what he's suffered at Hydra's hands, but Steve figures he's got enough anger for the both of them. So, he leaves Bucky in Bruce and Sam's capable hands and heads out.
This time, he takes no prisoners.
And after each mission, Steve makes sure to come back and resume his vigil at Bucky's bedside, and describes in great detail how many agents were still in the building when he collapsed it, who he killed personally because he saw their name in the Winter Soldier file, how many fewer people there are in the world who can ever hurt Bucky again.
“Cap, we could use your help,” Fury says.
“Please, come in,” Coulson requests.
“Hey, your boy smiled today,” Sam reports.
Steve speeds up the takedown and goes home to New York.