[ SECRET POST #3994 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3994 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

different anon but

I think a lot of people identify with bucky because he wants to be a good person, he's done bad things, he's suffered and had his agency compromised

it's hard to identify with steve even if you like him, because it's hard to be that good and that determined all the time, yknow? so a lot of people invest emotionally in bucky instead

you're right that he's pretty secondary screentime wise, so there isn't a whole lot of unique there there, but he's well constructed for a certain kind of attachment/projection/sympathy that lets people fill him in with their own imagination,

other anon called him a cipher and I do think there's more to him than that, but it's also definitely a factor

I'm pretty sure there aren't as many people reading all of marvel comics as there are movie bucky fans, tho