fics: Marvel movies
Title: the fury of love
Disclaimer: not my characters; title from Anne Sexton
Warnings: violence
Pairings: implied Steve/Bucky
Rating: PG
Wordcount: 390
Point of view: third
Prompt: Steve & Bucky - What Steve's willing to do
I can't help but think that historians aren't exactly aware of how Captain America started his journey to becoming the world's first super hero.
In an ironic twist of fate, [Bucky's] prison camp was liberated by none other than his childhood friend, Steve Rogers, now Captain America.
Ironic?
It seems people aren't aware of the fact that Steve's first unsanctioned (suicide) rescue mission, was done with the sole intent of finding Bucky. That rescuing the other prisoners had been an unintended benefit. That he had released them because it was the right thing to do and it would have been cruel to leave them there (and because getting in was easy, but Bucky and him were going to need a distraction to get out), but Bucky was his focus.
It seems people aren't aware of exactly what Steve's willing to do for Bucky.
They talk about it later, the networks and the journalists and the various governments trying to decide what to do.
Title: Who knows how powerful your anger is?
Fandom: Marvel movies
Disclaimer: not my characters; title from a Psalm
Warnings: character death, violence
Pairings: Steve/Bucky
Rating: PG
Wordcount: 413
Point of view: third
Deep down, Steve has always known that he couldn’t sustain his anger forever.
Title: Your war is here
Fandom: Marvel movies
Disclaimer: not my characters; title from Adrienne Rich
Warnings: references to violence/torture
Pairings: Steve/Bucky, Bruce/Betty
Rating: PG
Wordcount: 1500
Point of view: third
This is how it starts: an execution order is handed down for the man once known as the Winter Soldier.
This is how it ends: bloody and on fire.
Disclaimer: not my characters; title from Anne Sexton
Warnings: violence
Pairings: implied Steve/Bucky
Rating: PG
Wordcount: 390
Point of view: third
Prompt: Steve & Bucky - What Steve's willing to do
I can't help but think that historians aren't exactly aware of how Captain America started his journey to becoming the world's first super hero.
In an ironic twist of fate, [Bucky's] prison camp was liberated by none other than his childhood friend, Steve Rogers, now Captain America.
Ironic?
It seems people aren't aware of the fact that Steve's first unsanctioned (suicide) rescue mission, was done with the sole intent of finding Bucky. That rescuing the other prisoners had been an unintended benefit. That he had released them because it was the right thing to do and it would have been cruel to leave them there (and because getting in was easy, but Bucky and him were going to need a distraction to get out), but Bucky was his focus.
It seems people aren't aware of exactly what Steve's willing to do for Bucky.
They talk about it later, the networks and the journalists and the various governments trying to decide what to do.
Title: Who knows how powerful your anger is?
Fandom: Marvel movies
Disclaimer: not my characters; title from a Psalm
Warnings: character death, violence
Pairings: Steve/Bucky
Rating: PG
Wordcount: 413
Point of view: third
Deep down, Steve has always known that he couldn’t sustain his anger forever.
Title: Your war is here
Fandom: Marvel movies
Disclaimer: not my characters; title from Adrienne Rich
Warnings: references to violence/torture
Pairings: Steve/Bucky, Bruce/Betty
Rating: PG
Wordcount: 1500
Point of view: third
This is how it starts: an execution order is handed down for the man once known as the Winter Soldier.
This is how it ends: bloody and on fire.