Long Black [6]
Pairing: Bucky Barnes x Reader
Word Count: 4,240
Summary: The mission goes the opposite direction of well and Bucky Barnes emotes over the fallout – amongst other things.
Warnings: Still with the swearing, residual angst, professional relationships being heaps profesh, so much pining, is this the kissing part?
A/N: In the immortal words of Abed Nadir – “It's a bottle episode!” Thank you for sticking around amidst last week’s cliffhanger! This series is for the @ruckystarnes 2K Writing Challenge and my prompt was in the previous chapter – thank you for the privilege of taking part, love!
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Previously...
He was so exquisite, incandescent, and he was looking at you – looking at you with a strange, kind of faraway look in his eyes, so blue, so big, and that was all you managed to fit together before time seemed to dilute into stars and then it all got dark.
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Light had a funny way of marking time.
There was a sequence, all bright and glaring, this hum of a sound, then a lot of sounds and then some smashed together soup of words and shouting, followed by more noise. Each one a bright spark in the brain, prickling behind eyes – of course, opening them would be too easy, so screaming seemed the most appropriate thing to do.
“Two seconds, I just need two goddamn seconds!”
“Don't fuck with me, alright?”
A grunt laced in amusement. “Look, you wanna Swiss Army knife that or shall I do the honours?”
“Probably do it myself if you two would give me a moment’s peace.”
Was that your voice threatening to suture your own wounds?
Blue eyes shot straight to you, concern, relief, and some odd, new kind of affection in the fragments of grey, and then time went all a little bit funny again.
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“Hey, hey, darlin’ – darlin’, stay, you–” Those hands again, skin, silver, on your neck, your face, and when did you get so warm?
You were coughing, mouth dry, stale, suddenly working, all feeling coming fast, stark through limbs, skin, muscle, and an ache in your side stabbing its own symphony straight into your nervous centre.
Oh right, that.
“What year is it?” you managed, warm again, nestling in the sheets as gravel crunched in a memory then slipped a little sideways, a faraway shouting echoing in the dark as you breathed into sleep.
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It’d taken over forty-eight hours of waiting and another forty-odd light years of two tired men driving each other up the goddamn wall when your eyes finally opened.
“Wilson, I swear to fucking god–”
Bucky. All anger and irritation. Bucky, black jeans, all black everything, blacker still in frustration fresh through his face, blue eyes furious and pacing. “If Steve isn’t on the next jet here, I will–”
“Hey man, I ain’t his babysitter,” Sam’s voice, rich with nonchalance, his easy, steady form folded in the nearby armchair.
“Son of a bitch needs one, that’s for sure,” Bucky replied, eyes drifting to you, then rushing to you, concern all washed anew.
“Hey, you’re awake,” he said. Then he laughed, full and nervous relief, and so sweet in your ears, then his hands were on you now. Bucky couldn’t keep his hands off you, your arms, your hands, fingers threading fingers, then on your cheeks through some kind of compulsion, checking, wondering, wandering, and perhaps fear that if he stopped, you might disappear beneath them, disintegrate.
“How long have I been out?” followed by “What the hell happened?”
“You, him, chasing after bad guys – mostly you keeping him out of trouble,” Sam listed, a shrug evident in his body, face half a grin. “Got a bad shot, internal bleeding followed by a little Wakandan magic, and naps for days.”
“Oh good, so the usual then?” you replied, noting the IV drip in your arm. “Sounds like a trip.”
Bucky again, his eyes so blue on yours, fixated on your cheek, trying to keep his hands from caressing your skin. “Yeah, you had us scared there for a second.”
Sam scoffed. “Yeah, yeah, whatever you say, boy,” and Bucky made a sound that had you quirking an eyebrow before returning his gaze back to you, fingers scratching his chin, watching your face. There was some kind of pressure in your side, warm and damp, a strange kind of throbbing, then a shock of realisation painted fright through your face.
You sat up like lightning, ignoring the pain. “Fuck a duck – did he get away?”
“Darlin’,” That word in that mouth again, on his lips, full and tempered, mirth lining the edges. “It's alright, we'll take care of it.”
“So he's gone.”
“He hasn't gone far,” Sam's voice and you recognised those gleeful brown eyes anywhere. He was watching you, gaze flitting between you and Bucky, mouth tilted in amusement. “They took him in a few hours ago.”
You winced again, a stinging kind of ache now that had you almost throwing up despite your determination to get the words out. A pause, then confusion pressed through your mouth. “Who’s they? And why aren’t you with them?”
Bucky glanced away from your curious eyes, from your pretty face, almost pretending, then realised the weight of your hands in his own and let go, his fingers tingling from sheer awareness.
“Someone has to keep you out of trouble,” he replied, ignoring the other part of your question, nonchalance and nerves battling as one.
You scoffed, brain going a little funny, and maybe it was a good idea to lie back down, your eyes surveying the space.
High ceilings reached upwards, making the humble space bigger than it really was. Windows, grand and simple all at once, the space a perfect blend of white and wood, greenery, mostly succulents, sometimes ferns adorned the window on the far side. The view of the ocean, lush with guava tones over a shimmering sea. Further on, past the door, some kind of a living room and what you assumed was a kitchen ensemble of some kind. Perhaps the bathroom was there, somewhere in that particular area where bathrooms go, you assumed. Things looked funny from this side of the bed – whoever’s bed this was, whoever’s apartment and intrusion of sheets and sleep this seemed to be.
Realisation snapped in your brain – this wasn’t the apartment.
“Where are we?” you asked.
“Safe house,” Bucky replied getting up and figured standing awkwardly was a good way to go. “Sam called in a favour.”
“Yeah, had some contacts from the force in Sydney,” he shrugged, toothy grin bright through his handsome face. “Needed a holiday, so here we are.”
“I see,” you replied slowly, sifting the pieces around in your head, only to find more questions. “What aren’t you telling me?”
“Oh, I tell you enough,” Sam replied.
“Now you’re starting to sound like Steve,” you said.
“Apparently I do what he does, just slower,” he replied, face full of glee.
“You know how I like it slow, Sammy,” you teased, ready to bargain for a sliver of intel, and Sam laughed, full and hearty.
“Okay, are we done?” Bucky cut in, tummy twisting with… jealousy? Annoyance? Something he wasn’t quite ready to swallow yet. “Someone needs to rest, yeah?”
Sam considered him, studied him, seeing him keep his attention on you, hands of skin and metal stuffed into the pockets of his jeans by way of something to do with them – jeans, entire outfit he hadn’t taken off in all of two days in between speed-showers in the small and tidy bathroom, those blue-grey eyes always on you, drifting in and out of consciousness in a bed of borrowed blessings.
“Sure,” Sam replied at last, standing up to leave. He looked at Bucky. “I have some things to sort out.”
“What things?” You again with the questions.
Sam only smiled. “Things to do, people to see – I’ll be in touch in a few hours, yeah?”
“Hey, wait, where are you going?” you called out, half-considering following him, legs already turned to leave, and wincing.
“Hey, hey,” Bucky again with all those soft, sweet tones of concern. It was infuriating if not for the funny, warm kind of spin in your stomach. “You need to stay.”
“But–”
“Stay,” he pressed on, hand on your own again and your face grew hot as you met his gaze. “Please?”
You sighed. “Fine.”
Bucky squeezed your hand in thanks, affection, something more, warm in his palm, and then a be right back, okay? before he followed Sam’s trailing form.
You watched them disappear into the living area, speaking in hushed tones, some angry, some amused, and all rapid-fire words. You were straining to hear them before the eventual click of a closing door and it was now you decided you could probably nap for a year. The sheer exhaustion of being awake for a grand twenty minutes had taken its toll in ways you hadn’t expected.
Bucky locked the front door and began his rounds. He’d been at the safehouse barely two days and already mapped out all its weak points, securing them in the little corner of his mind for consideration when he next saw Sam. Most of the entry points had been reinforced through some manner of bargaining and very important games of Boggle between them, the board found in the bottom shelf of the living room in the first hour when they’d arrived.
Windows, secured, curtains half-drawn. Stack of books on the coffee table, couch cushions, three too few, but whatever – safehouses didn’t have quotas on cushions. Kitchen was well-stocked with the essentials, pantry stocked the same – Vegemite, coffee, a simple grinder, coffee maker, and a tin of condensed milk that you’d taught him how to use for magic, so to speak.
Bathroom, small and unassuming, ventilation a potential soft point, but nothing that couldn’t buy you both time should the occasion arise.
Bedroom. Windows secured, fresh sheets in the cupboard, towels alongside. Supplies and baggage also safe here; Sam had swept the apartment the day before on Bucky’s strict instructions. Two guns, three knives, cartridges to match. Clothing in neat piles, clean and halved, two beside each other – yours. His.
Bucky exhaled, pulling the armchair closer to the bed, watching the light of the setting sun paint light about your pretty face. You were half-asleep, resting your eyes probably, and breathing steadily through the passing moments.
“So, what now?” you spoke softly, eyes opened now. “How long do I have to stay here?”
“As long as you need.”
“And what if I say no?” your eyes narrowed to his own and he only smiled.
“Try getting past me, then we’ll talk.”
You snorted weakly, sleep coming cloudy around the edges. “And what happens to this arrangement…” you trailed off, nodding lazily in his direction, pressing your cheek into the soft pillow and god, it was so nice and comfortable.
Bucky stood up, watching sleep taking you quickly and listened as your breathing steadied. He pressed a kiss to your forehead, just because he wanted to, just because it felt right.
“We can talk about it later, darlin’,” he whispered, settling back into the armchair and watched your face go all peaceful and sweet.
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Sleep came in waves as the ocean kissed the shores.
Too hot, too sore, white fire through the skin and muscle where strange parts, bits seemed to push and pull. It took a while, maybe a day, maybe three or more to claw your way back to consciousness, and then you were waking from a timewarped dream of a few hours sleep.
You woke up, eyes adjusting to the darkness, ears pricked by the sea waving in the distance. A quick glance at the clock told you it was after midnight and it’d been a little too long between bathroom breaks and naps.
Bucky woke just as you stirred, hair about his face, hefty form mashed into the armchair of discontent as tried to stretch the cramp in his back.
“Hey,” his voice was heavy with sleep, a little hoarse and almost aching in your heart in some strange way.
“I’m just going to the bathroom,” you said, plastering a small smile on your face. “Maybe shower, you know – grown human things.”
He nodded, concerned smile in his face. “You sure you’re…?”
You laughed softly, wincing as you did so and Bucky was on his feet, body coming closer to you and you now hyper-aware of his broad and steady form, so near to yours. You bit your lip by way of habit and Bucky glanced to your mouth without thinking, fixing his eyes back on yours too late.
You swallowed, stepping away just a touch. “It’s alright, I’ll live.”
Bucky watched you wander out of the room, deciding whether it’d be wise to follow you and chose instead to stay. He listened for water, the sound of the shower stream clear after a minute or two later, and decided to change into cleaner clothes. He threw the black garb from the days before into the laundry basket by the door – he probably could have done that sooner, but no matter. He kept the same clothes on, perhaps out of superstition, stupid he remembered, but a small part of him wondered if he’d changed sooner, maybe that would mean you wouldn’t recover?
He shook his head, ignoring the mutiny of images, flashing through his brain at the past events. You on the ground, head cradled in his arms, sirens, Sam, stitches, a safehouse, then a shock of realisation through his heart when you drifting and dithering in a confused half-sleep, those small moments before everything lost control.
Bucky exhaled, heavy in the air and sat down on the bed, worrying his head in his hands.
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Bruises bloomed like ink spilled on skin as you carefully towelled yourself dry.
You surveyed your body in the mirror, full-length on the back of the door. Most of you was intact, save for the stitches in your waist. The bullet had run clean through it seemed, Wakandan technology probably repairing the bulk of it. If only bruises could be solved in the same, magical manner.
“I guess they never let the body take the easy way out, huh,” you murmured, gingerly putting on your clothes and feeling exhausted from the sheer activity of simply taking a damn shower. You drank heartily from the tap and forced a toothbrush in your mouth, easing the sand in your throat, the harsh reality of breathing that came with dehydration.
A minute later and you were returning to the bedroom, stopping as you caught Bucky’s gaze.
He was sitting on the bed and he looked like he hadn’t slept properly in days. Bags weighed his pretty eyes, grey now in the dim light of the night, dark all the same. His handsome face showed every line of exhaustion, worry, all strange feeling and a fullness of expression in his face despite his slumping shoulders.
“Hey,” he offered, biting his lip in a new, nervous kind of way as if trying to fit new words and feeling in his mouth.
“I’m not going to break, if that’s what you’re wondering,” you told him, sensing his worry. You came round to the side of the bed and felt him shift as you folded yourself beneath the covers, gingerly tucking them about your waist.
“I know, I just–”
“It’s alright,” you answered. “You’re safe–”
“But that’s just it,” Bucky said, almost angrily, and horrified, then regret at feeling so – feeling his chest constrict in some kind of way. “You’re not, that’s–”
“Hey,” you tried again, softer this time, trying to measure the seeping affection tightening in your throat. “It’s my job to protect you, keep you safe–”
“And you?”
“I can take care of myself,” you replied, raising your face to his own now, feeling brave for a moment and took his hands in your own. “I wouldn’t be here if I couldn’t.”
Your skin was wildfire in his hands, firing off every sense, every cell in his body drawing towards you, like a flower reaching for the sun. He was closer now, his face nearer still and you swore he could probably hear your heart hammering away beneath your clothes.
“I know,” he said at last, a measured breath turned shaky as he looked at you, gaze hot on your own, drifting to your lips, then back to your eyes, a question in his own. “It’s just…”
“What?”
A plea more than a question as the moment grew weighted in indecision, anticipation hot and startling. Then his lips parted, and then your own, and finally, finally, he was kissing you, you kissing him, tentative, chaste, astonished and wonder in the way you moved, the care, the deliberation turned gentle, so sweet. Bucky surged forward, hands sliding through your hair now, bodies tangled in the covers and then you were wincing, breaking the kiss and he was apologising, the moment come and gone, and now he was withdrawing, face flustered and breathless with worry.
“I’m sorry, I–” he bit his lip, concern aching through his face, feeling knocking sideways and about inside him, and he was finding it hard to breathe.
“Hey, it’s okay,” you told him, all softness and sweet delight. “I didn’t think I’d get shot.”
Bucky scoffed, laughing with ease. “Fair.”
You kissed him this time, tempting him closer. “We don’t have to do anything,” you continued, half-worried, half-off and away in some pure slice of joy you decided to grip tight.
‘We can do this,” he replied, kissing you again, slowly, languidly and paused, amusement and desire shining through your face. “If you want to–”
You cut him off, lips hungry and sweet on his own, urging him on, desire beginning somewhere in the depths of your protected heart. His hands were on you again, your cheeks, cradling your face like gold found in a wild stream, and god, kissing him was so easy, so lovely.
Bucky pulled away, breathless, a thought flashing through his mind. “Actually, I don’t know if we can do this, do you?”
“Don’t know,” you replied, pressing your lips to his again, hot, almost hungrily, weeks of anticipation, affection, barely tempered desire and forced cohabitation, the decision made firm in your mind now. “Don’t care.”
And so he kissed you, all sweetness and fascination, as easy as night pulled the dawn.
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It was warm. Too warm, air coming short, his whole right arm fried with a strange kind of heat pressing into his skin.
Consciousness seeped through with a slow kind of annoyance as Bucky grew half-awake, half-incensed, then half-groaned at his unfailing ability to rise with the sun. Perhaps it was habit, simmered through the last weeks of the season, the days of coffee, numbers, flashing smiles, perhaps it was the patrons and your pretty face...
Bucky was wide awake now, realising the warmth was from you, your sleeping form resting beside him, gently pressed against his side from when you’d turned over sometime in the cool night. He’d come to memorise you over the last few weeks, moreso the last few days, watching you when you weren’t watching him as sleep took him slow toward morning.
You’d begun the first few nights of the job almost stiff, arms tidied to your sides and deliberate in keeping the space measured between you both in the bed, mouthing off, eyes teasing, and then a whispered good night before easing into sleep. He’d watch your face calm, your brow ease, light from the street drifting about the parts of your face that were kept hidden by the day. Minutes stretched deep into the night as the evenings grew cooler, sheets pulled closer, and sometimes comfort pulling your bodies closer and still.
Sheets, soft beneath his fingers. Linen, fancy for a safehouse, comforting all the same. This was usually the part where he would shift from the bed, extracting himself to fight imaginary spiders in the bathroom – with furtive eyes instead of furtive fists, mind you – but this time, he let himself stay. A few minutes, maybe longer than he anticipated.
“You’re staring,” came your familiar voice and Bucky scoffed, a contrast to the new thumping in his heart.
“Doubt it.”
“I’m the one meant to be watching you, remember?”
“You know,” he started, eyes mischievous, bringing his face close to yours and adoring the way morning eased through your face. “For someone who’s supposed to be my bodyguard, you’re a little sloppy.”
The look you shot him was somewhere between accidental death and wishful manslaughter, and Bucky swallowed the next line.
“It’d be a pity if anything happened to you in your sleep,” you teased. “Just because I’m recovering doesn’t mean I’m useless.”
“Oh, I don’t doubt that,” he whispered, renewed affection in his voice and couldn’t help himself, choosing to kiss you, warmth and sweet desire from his nose to his toes, still astonished that you were kissing him back despite the previous night offering him evidence otherwise.
Bucky shifted, pressing you deeper into the sheets, bodies folded and pressed close, closer still, hot beneath the sheets, clothes bare covers between you, as your kisses became hungrier, more urgent, all full with desire with hands sliding along hemlines, waistbands, fingers feeling brave, then warm skin beneath palms, arms wrapped around waists, fiercely, completely–
You were shivering now, despite the heat, the bubble of eager desire, all cloudy arousal about your senses, through your skin, muscle, tight in your heart, and why did it all feel so frightening, like sitting on the edge of a waterfall, the loud rush of excitement and dread?
“Hey,” Bucky’s gentle tone, soft in your ears, lips softer still on your crown, your nose, your lover’s bow. “Darlin’, it’s okay, we don’t have to.”
He was watching you, the words like a balm on your anxious self. Those eyes again, that mouth, pink and swollen from kissing you, you kissing him, as the dawn shot light and shadow, casting his handsome face into exquisite wonder.
You shook your head, quiet smile in your pretty face.
The next words were clipped short by the familiar tone, ringing from those kimoyo beads and your face in alarm as you leapt from the bed, grimacing, before grabbing the beads and waltzing out of the bedroom, leaving Bucky to recollect the pockets of body warmth released from the sheets.
He sighed, head doing somersaults in a poor attempt to compartmentalise. What was he doing? What were you both doing?
His ears pricked as he heard Steve’s familiar voice, short and curt, then a little laughter, and Bucky was feeling a little raw now, angry at the utter lack of communication between him and his big, blonde, golden goose of brother.
He shoved his morning hair into bun, yanking the sheets into some semblance of a bed made and marched out to confront him.
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You were on auto-pilot, ease masked through your face, a few well-thrown jokes and then the call ended. Just a mission update masquerading as a check-in, you realised, sighing as you slid the beads back onto your wrist.
Bucky’s footsteps came swiftly and you turned to meet him, immediately sensing the tension wrought throughout his body, so soft and sweet just mere moments before.
“Did he hang up?”
You only nodded as you watched the full gamut of emotions rush through his face.
“How was he?” he asked.
“Steve? Insatiable.”
Bucky knew you were joking, but a strange kind of feeling twisted through his stomach all the same, bleeding into the frown that dimpled his face.
“Funny.”
“What, you’re jealous of Steve? Come on,” you were laughing now, silently happy if you admitted it, but delighted all the same. “He’s a little too rough around the edges for me.”
Bucky scoffed. “Really now.”
“Yeah,” you replied, standing up and angled towards the kitchen, pushing a fresh coffer of grounds into the machine. “Guy who makes a living jumping out of airplanes and cliffs of conclusion? Not my type.”
Something swelled delight in his chest, but Bucky chose to ignore it. “I see,” he managed, swallowing, face feeling hot from the memory of your mouth on him mere moments before, then feeling brave, “So what is your type?”
You were silent, running the dark liquid goodness through the spout into two coffee cups. Bucky watched you move about, easy, freely, a little tension in one side of your body, but otherwise seemingly fine. He parked himself on the stool and smiled a thanks as you nudged the cup towards him.
“So.”
“Hm?”
“Your type is…?”
A slow sweet smile rose through your face and you fixed a playful kind of look on him, “I don’t know, Barry – you tell me.”
Again, he couldn’t help himself and leaned over, hands coming warm on either side of your face and kissed you, sweet and loving, and feeling you melt into his kiss. “Maybe I’ll find out one day,” he whispered, pulling away, the words soft on your lips and pulling at his heart.
“Perhaps,” you replied, feeling shy now and stared down at your cup, pulling your bottom lip between your teeth in contemplation.
Pleasant silence grew patience in the spaces of the morning as he watched you, studying you and trying to make sense of the next part, and where it might take him. Where would it take you? And what of the mission?
“You want to know why I took this job?” you said at last and every single part of him became alert, sharp.
Bucky chose not to say anything, feeling the silence would say enough of what he could even begin to start with.
You began pacing, by habit, by way of something to do, around the kitchen bench, to the living room, back to the kitchen bench, your hands clenching and face turned frightened then brave at last.
“Ask me,” you glanced at him. “Ask me why I took this mission.”
He blinked, curious and barely controlled. “Okay, why did you take this mission?”
A mutiny of memories rushed through your head and you were a little dizzy now, almost regretting the push to open this box.
You took a breath. Inhale. Exhale. Again, then began to speak.
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Recently saw a huge long thread of “which character are you like”, and then Matt Mercer posted the link and his full results.
I was guessing some of the scores (”slovenly or stylish” or “disarming vs creepy”? What kind of scale are those?) but it’s probably not entirely wrong.
I don’t know the top ones, but Data, Simon Tam, C-3PO and Ross Gellar probably isn’t far out, and I’m happy to see Giles in the top 25!
Everyone over 75% (which starts with Hermione)
Bernard Lowe (Westworld): 90%
Lane Pryce (Mad Men): 90%
Chidi Anagonye (The Good Place): 90%
Filius Flitwick (Harry Potter): 89%
Data (Star Trek: The Next Generation): 89%
Amy Farrah Fowler (The Big Bang Theory): 88%
Simon Tam (Firefly + Serenity): 88%
Dr. Chan Kaifang (Space Force): 88%
Brian Johnson (The Breakfast Club): 88%
C-3PO (Star Wars): 87%
Dr. Marcus Brody (Raiders of the Lost Ark): 87%
Ross Geller (Friends): 86%
Waylon Smithers (The Simpsons): 86%
Felix Gaeta (Battlestar Galactica): 86%
Evan (Superbad): 86%
Peter (The Room): 86%
Thufir Hawat (Dune): 86%
Artie Abrams (Glee): 86%
Dr. Adrian Mallory (Space Force): 86%
Al Robbins (CSI: Crime Scene Investigation): 86%
Dr. Shaun Murphy (The Good Doctor): 86%
Tom Hagen (The Godfather): 86%
Leonard Hofstadter (The Big Bang Theory): 85%
Sheldon Cooper (The Big Bang Theory): 85%
Rupert Giles (Buffy the Vampire Slayer): 85%
Timothy McGee (NCIS): 85%
Count Alexei Karenin (Anna Karenina): 85%
David Rosen (Scandal): 85%
David Phillips (CSI: Crime Scene Investigation): 85%
Pope (Outer Banks): 85%
Odo (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine): 84%
Nick Carraway (The Great Gatsby): 84%
Raymond Holt (Brooklyn Nine-Nine): 84%
Jared Dunn (Silicon Valley): 83%
Ash (Alien): 83%
Jack Crawford (The Silence of the Lambs): 83%
Bruce Banner (Marvel Cinematic Universe): 82%
Abed Nadir (Community): 82%
Mycroft Holmes (Sherlock): 82%
Donald Mallard (NCIS): 82%
Jimmy Palmer (NCIS): 82%
Ray Ploshansky (Girls): 82%
Linus Caldwell (Ocean's 11): 82%
Severus Snape (Harry Potter): 81%
Dexter Morgan (Dexter): 81%
John Munch (Law & Order: SVU): 81%
Jasper Hale (Twilight): 81%
Michael Bluth (Arrested Development): 81%
Kimball Cho (The Mentalist): 81%
Dr. Aaron Glassman (The Good Doctor): 81%
Dr. Jennifer Melfi (The Sopranos): 81%
Mr. Darcy (Pride and Prejudice): 80%
Charlie Carson (Downton Abbey): 80%
Miranda Hobbes (Sex and the City): 80%
Norman Wilson (The Wire): 80%
Peter Gregory (Silicon Valley): 80%
Amy Santiago (Brooklyn Nine-Nine): 80%
Marty Byrde (Ozark): 80%
Geordi La Forge (Star Trek: The Next Generation): 80%
Dr. Eric Foreman (House, M.D.): 80%
Oliver Hampton (How To Get Away With Murder): 80%
Ellen Parsons (Damages): 80%
Preston Burke (Grey's Anatomy): 79%
Lisa Simpson (The Simpsons): 79%
The Narrator (Fight Club): 79%
Billy Keikeya (Battlestar Galactica): 79%
Dana Scully (The X-Files): 79%
Walter Skinner (The X-Files): 79%
Henry Rearden (Atlas Shrugged): 79%
Johnny Rose (Schitt's Creek): 79%
Kenny Stowton (Killing Eve): 79%
Q (Tommorrow Never Dies): 79%
Brandon Stark (Game of Thrones): 78%
Cedric Daniels (The Wire): 78%
Alfred Pennyworth (The Dark Knight): 78%
Ray Arnold (Jurassic Park): 78%
Richard Hendricks (Silicon Valley): 78%
Donald Cragen (Law & Order: SVU): 78%
Randall Pearson (This Is Us): 78%
Jimmy Price (Hannibal): 78%
Caitlin Snow (The Flash): 78%
Capt. Oliver Queenan (The Departed): 78%
Varys (Game of Thrones): 77%
Principal Skinner (The Simpsons): 77%
Elsie Hughes (Westworld): 77%
Arthur (Inception): 77%
Dwight Schrute (The Office): 76%
Leo McGarry (The West Wing): 76%
Toby Ziegler (The West Wing): 76%
Jin-Soo Kwon (LOST): 76%
Dr. Strange (Marvel Cinematic Universe): 76%
Richard Webber (Grey's Anatomy): 76%
Lucius Fox (The Dark Knight): 76%
Daniel Jackson (Stargate SG-1): 76%
Betsy Heron (Mean Girls): 76%
Robert Fischer (Inception): 76%
Alan Harper (Two and Half Men): 76%
Jonah Byrde (Ozark): 76%
Dr. James Wilson (House, M.D.): 76%
Janet (The Good Place): 76%
Captain Jim Brass (CSI: Crime Scene Investigation): 76%
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