Source Code by Closer (PG)
Title: Source Code
Fandom: Avengers movie verse
Pairing: None, Gen
Categories: Post-canon, character study, friendship
Length: Medium (9,832 words)
Warnings: None
Author on LJ: N/A
Author Website: Author profile at AO3
Summary:
Steve finds himself in the unenviable position of having to either prove he's himself or listen to the news media continue to speculate that he's a robot, a clone, or a lunatic.
Review:
This is a fascinating and introspective piece on Steve as he tries to reconcile the Captain America persona with being Steve Rogers in the modern world with its 24 hour news cycles and paparazzi. He receives help along the way from Natasha, Clint, and Tony.
The Steve and Tony voices were fantastic and I enjoyed their interactions throughout the story. I liked the way the AI’s played into the story and the resolution, found it to be a wonderful explanation and plot point. Overall a thoughtful and interesting read.
Source Code
Fandom: Avengers movie verse
Pairing: None, Gen
Categories: Post-canon, character study, friendship
Length: Medium (9,832 words)
Warnings: None
Author on LJ: N/A
Author Website: Author profile at AO3
Summary:
Steve finds himself in the unenviable position of having to either prove he's himself or listen to the news media continue to speculate that he's a robot, a clone, or a lunatic.
Review:
This is a fascinating and introspective piece on Steve as he tries to reconcile the Captain America persona with being Steve Rogers in the modern world with its 24 hour news cycles and paparazzi. He receives help along the way from Natasha, Clint, and Tony.
The Steve and Tony voices were fantastic and I enjoyed their interactions throughout the story. I liked the way the AI’s played into the story and the resolution, found it to be a wonderful explanation and plot point. Overall a thoughtful and interesting read.
Source Code