[ SECRET POST #2878 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2878 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[iceyred]

Well, I need Sebastian Stan and his puppy-eyes in my life so I'm okay with things as they are. That being said, it would have been interesting to see him as a teenager. They could have had him put a slip of paper with the number eighteen written on it, then lie to the recruiter about being over eighteen. Captain Popsicle finds out, but unfortunately can't get him away from the front lines before he's captured by Hydra. When Bucky is finally rescued, Capt. admits that he's tough and the Allies need every man they can find. He agrees not to tell Command there's a teenager out in the field IF Bucky stays close to him.

Then Bucky falls to his (supposed) death and Capt. is left with horrible guilt.

[kallanda_lee]

I love Seb's puppy eyes, too...

That being said, I stated reading the comics after CA:TWS and I can see hat OP means. It's an interesting different dynamic (less shippy to me), but that being said I really love comic book Bucky. As a character, and taking Sebastian Stan out of the equation...maybe even slightly more.

I actually really like your idea for that origin story.