“Look, for me, Bucky lives in his own world. Steve is his family back home. When Bucky goes to war, that is what he is doing. He never wants Steve to go to war. He doesn’t want Steve to be in a position where he can get hurt. He doesn’t ever want to lose Steve. That is the only family he’s got. But Bucky lives in his own world, at the same time. He travels the world. He has been around. He has seen things. When he comes back, what I think happens, when they both go on their mission, this is where the quote-unquote sidekick thing kicks in. When Bucky comes back, the next time Bucky sees Steve, Steve is a different man. Not a person. But an entirely different man. That changes everything, including the dynamic of his relationship. Bucky has to follow Steve into battle, because it never changes for him. That he will always have to look out for his brother. You know what I mean? There were aspects of that, that we’ve seen in other films before. Where brothers stand up for each other. One goes to war, because he doesn’t want anything to happen to the other guy.” - Sebastian Stan
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No matter what lies Erskine told you, you see, I was his greatest success!
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Bucky & Cap: BFFs
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The last guy you cost us was Captain Rogers’ closest friend, so I wouldn’t count on the very best of protection.
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