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spicy-bunz · 10 months
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Me, 8 years late to the Steve/Bucky fandom after consuming 1,000,000+ words of stucky fanfic over the last week and a half
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primaryalcohol · 2 years
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drawing this scene has been a good exercise.
my take is, although in the past the winter soldier’s emotional vulnerability had been used to subjugate him again and again, in the end vulnerability essentially brought about his liberation. when you think about it it’s a bit poetic eh
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swords-are-cool · 2 years
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they are talking about behind your back ;)
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Captain America: The Winter Soldier Jack Rollins
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Apparently Wanda and Pietro were in Hydra’s clutches for over a year, and practically all of that was after they were outed to the world
According to the MCU wiki (which should be taken with a grain of salt):
January 6th 2014: Dr. List does his recruiting sweep in Novi Grad where Wanda and Pietro are recruited
January 12th 2014: the battle at the Triskelion happens and Hydra is revealed to the world
January 15th 2014: the actual experiments on Wanda and Pietro are carried out
January 19th 2014: the Winter Soldier mid-credit scene where Strucker and List talk about their operation takes place
April 28th 2015: the Avengers raid Strucker’s base
Even though Wanda and Pietro were recruited just before the SHIELD data dump happened, that still means they were with Hydra for an entire year after it was revealed to the world.
I suppose the question of how long they were with Hydra was always sitting in the back of my mind, but this has brought it to the forefront. Did the twins actually spend that entire year in complete ignorance of what Hydra was? How would that even be possible? They can’t have just been sitting in cells all day, so did Hydra ever train them? If so, who were Wanda’s powers tested on?
I suppose it’s entirely possible that Strucker and List deliberately kept the twins in the dark about Hydra by making sure they never learned about the data dump, but again, that’s my own headcanon talking, not the story itself.
To be fair, I don’t have much knowledge about the nature of censorship, especially when it comes to something on this scale, but is it really feasible that Strucker and his men were able to keep not just the twins, but Novi Grad as a whole from learning what they were?
Now in Wanda and Pietro’s defense if the worst is true, knowing what Hydra is and being loyal to Hydra are not the same thing. It’s entirely possible that at some point the twins did find out who their caregivers were, but considering they probably didn’t think themselves able to fight their way out, and that this bunker was, for the time being at least, keeping them safe, they stayed against their better judgement. But still, we’ve been claiming for a long time that they had no idea what it was at all, but in leiu of any sort of on-screen realization, we’re left with nothing but speculation.
It’s entirely a moot point to be discussing this at all, as narratively this was forever ago, and hopefully it will never be brought up again outside of hate-fic.
[In fairness, I find the idea that Winter Soldier is meant to take place in January completely ludicrous, so again, take all this with a grain of salt.]
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Time to break your heart : in Captain America - The Winter soldier, “It’s been a long long time” is playing not as a soundtrack to the movie but as a real song being listened to in Steve’s apartment.
Which means that Steve owned the vinyl.
Which means he probably listened to it thinking about Bucky and the fact he’d never see him again.
You’re welcome. Always cry, never keep it in.
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https://archiveofourown.org/works/46317190
A little one-off I wrote based on a song I heard for the first time last week and now I’m completely obsessed…
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kassarts · 2 years
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Bucky
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dae-15 · 2 years
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Can Team Cap stans please stop going on Team Iron Man fanfictions specifically tagged as "Not Team Cap Friendly" and "Not Steve Rogers Friendly" then commenting on how wrong the author was, how evil Tony is and fight people at the comments who are only complementing the author and sharing their own opinions, like??? We get it you love Steve and the other members of team cap, most of us do too, but the fic is specifically ANTI STEVE AND TEAM CAP so why read it?! You already know you won't like it's contents! Some of you would really read the whole thing then be angry about it at the comments because it doesn't make your favorite look good, like that isn't the point of most bashing fics. THE FIC IS TAGGED!!! READ THE TAGS!!!
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polizwrites · 2 years
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Beautiful Parasite
This is a fill for today's @flashfictionfridayofficial prompt [#FFF160 The Dazzling Screen] along with my @avengersbingo A2 square On the Run. A retelling of the Camp Lehigh bunker scene from Natasha's POV.
Fandom: MCU/Marvel -- Pairing: Steve Rogers & Natasha Romanoff -- Rating: General -- Word Count: 500 words
After her attempt at lightening the mood had failed, Natasha found herself staring at the CRT monitor that had powered itself on, along with the rest of the ancient equipment that surrounded them. The glowing green dots seemed to assume the shape of a shadowy, bespectacled face, or perhaps simply a skull.
A voice droned out their names and birthdates, and when she murmured that it must be some sort of recording, the voice contradicted her. Another screen lit up, this one with a black and white photo of a mousy, balding man wearing round glasses that matched the ones on the original monitor’s image.
She glanced over to Steve, who stared grimly at both screens, his forehead furrowed with baffled recognition. “You know this thing?”
He began scouting out the room as he told her about Arnim Zola, a German scientist who had worked for the Red Skull. The name rang a bell, so Natasha racked her brain, trying to figure out the connection. When Steve said Zola had been dead for years, the voice was quick to correct him, both as to its nationality as well as its current state of being.
As impossible as it seemed, the voice claimed to be Zola, his consciousness transferred to the massive banks of computers that lined the walls. Natasha found herself morbidly fascinated by the concept, watching the image’s mouth synchronize with the voice as if it were truly speaking.
“How did you get here?” Steve asked, his question cold and severe.
“Invited,” the voice responded, and it suddenly clicked where she’d heard Zola’s name before.
“It was Operation Paperclip, after World War II.” Natasha explained, telling him how SHIELD had recruited German scientists with strategic value. That was all it took for Zola to reveal his true intent, Hydra’s symbol flashing up on the screen with additional monitors displaying the proof that Steve had demanded.
As Zola droned on about how Hydra had wound its tentacles into SHIELD and other world governments, a sickening realization came over Natasha, with the events of the previous twenty-four hours suddenly coming into terrible focus.
“Accidents will happen.” Zola intoned, while images of Howard Stark and Nick Fury flashed up on the secondary screens. It dawned on Natasha too late that Zola was telling them all this as a stalling technique; that he had plans in motion that involved getting rid of them as well, as Zola proceeded to gloat about Captain America facing the same fate, which goaded Steve into violence.
Nevertheless, she couldn’t resist trying to get one last bit of intel out of Zola about Project Insight, securing the drive on her person even after learning that a missile was heading their way in less than a minute. Natasha knew something that Zola didn’t. Steve Rogers wasn’t the kind of man to give up as long as there was the slightest chance of a way out. She trusted he’d find a way to get them out of this, and she was right.
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sighmurderbot · 2 years
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Look, I'm the biggest Bucky Barnes stan I know, but if Steve Rogers bashfully offered his washing machine in exchange for a cup of coffee I would fold like a damn piece of paper
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cherrybombfangirl · 2 months
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here’s ya update :D
Natasha typed in YES, narrating her actions as she went. The screen flashed with static as the processors whirred again.
She smirked. "Shall we play a game?"
When neither Rogers answered, she tried to explain the reference, but Steve and Stacy blurted in unison. "We've seen the movie-"
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kamwashere · 4 months
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steve and bucky’s story being given to steve and peggy in what if OHHHH THE HATECRIME IS HATECRIMING STILL
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deadgodjess · 27 days
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In three movies over three years LOTR managed to do what the M C U couldn't in a decade with over 10 films: convince me any of those people actually liked eachother.
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"Whoa big guy, I just want you to know, this isn't personal!"
Captain America: The Winter Soldier Brock Rumlow
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hyper-revenge-sio · 1 year
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Just thinking about that one scene in Captain America: The First Avenger when they come back that first time and Steve brought Bucky back from Hydra, when Steve and Peggy are talking or whatever. How Bucky was smiling when Steve was looking at him, and how Bucky's smile drops immediately when Steve looks away.
He already looks so broken in that moment, from how he just looks down blankly to the look in his eyes it's so upsetting. It doesn't help that the bruises on his face are exactly where we see the machine Hydra uses on him later connect with his face.
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