Long Range Reconnaissance
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"I know you're still you, Rogers," Bucky said. "You're just…" he trailed off, studying Steve closely.
"Just what?" Steve asked, flushing.
It was Bucky's turn to shrug. "Just more, I guess."
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- Part 1 of Long Range Reconnaissance
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Phil's like the fletching on Clint's arrows--without him, he'll tumble to the ground.
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- Part 2 of Long Range Reconnaissance
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To the people of this century he was a fossil, a tool kept around because he was a useful symbol of a simpler time. A poster-boy with a shield, an innocent who never swore, had never had sex and would be shocked to hear of two men being in love.
It was a load of crap.
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- Part 3 of Long Range Reconnaissance
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Clint could see Phil reworking his internal spreadsheet of Clint's relationships to put Steve Rogers in the correct row, next to Nat in the place reserved for friends. It was a tier above Tony and Bruce, where Phil had probably filed Steve before. Clint liked it that Phil needed to have these things figured out; a lot of the time Phil understood what was going on in Clint's head better than he did.
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- Part 4 of Long Range Reconnaissance
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The Limits of the Compass by shell
The Avengers (2012), Captain America (2011), The Avengers - All Fandoms
23 Jul 2012
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"Natasha spent about six months with the Winter Soldier," Phil said. "They were…intimate. Apparently the Red Room didn't usually let him out of suspension for that amount of time, because his memories would start to resurface, and they were worried his conditioning would break down. But they wanted Tasha trained by their best. She spent long enough with him that she learned his name. She called him Yasha."
Steve shook his head impatiently. "That doesn't mean anything to me, Phil," he said tensely. "What was his name?"
Clint put his hand on Steve's arm. His face was pale as he said, "It means James. Yasha is James, right?" Steve should have gotten it then, should have realized why Clint was looking at him like that, but he didn't.
Phil nodded. "Natasha said that sometimes he would talk in his sleep. He'd say his name, rank, and serial number, like he was a prisoner. She doesn't remember the serial number, but the name was Sergeant James Barnes."
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- Part 5 of Long Range Reconnaissance
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"I don't give a fuck what you believe, Barton," Barnes snapped. "I'm the Winter Soldier. I've murdered hundreds of people. I'm a killer. That's what they made me, and that's all that's left."
"Bullshit," Clint retorted, his patience at an end. "The Winter Soldier would have killed Captain America like he was supposed to. You missed, Barnes. I was there, remember? I saw you take the shot, and you missed."
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- Part 6 of Long Range Reconnaissance
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"Bucky," Steve said softly.
"Don't," Bucky said. "I can't." His voice was flat, but Steve recognized the set of his shoulder, the curve of his neck. He'd seen it whenever Bucky thought about his mother.
"Okay," Steve said, wondering what, or who, Bucky was mourning.
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- Part 7 of Long Range Reconnaissance
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It was never going to happen.
How it happened was like this.
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- Part 8 of Long Range Reconnaissance
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Phil had a lot of secrets. When they were younger, when he was still living at home, he'd shared them all with her.
When he left the Rangers, she'd expected him to join the FBI or CIA or something, but he calmly told her he'd taken a job as a government accountant. Yeah, he was good at math and paperwork, very organized, but did he think she was stupid?
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- Part 9 of Long Range Reconnaissance