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Prompt Post 1
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At least one of the characters in your prompt must have been in Captain America: The First Avenger or Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
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At least one of the characters in your prompt must have been in Captain America: The First Avenger or Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
As of May 3, 2014, the spoiler policy is no longer in effect.
Update, April 22, 2014:
For fills, please use the following format:
Fill: Title
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Fill: I'm Yours to the End of the Line (7/?) Warning: Spoilers
(Anonymous) 2014-04-26 03:36 pm (UTC)(link)Colonel Phillips is less enthusiastic. “I can’t have you two married and in the same unit. It’s some kind of conflict.”
“There are no regulations against it, Colonel,” Agent Carter reminds him.
“That’s because we’ve had subs in the military all of twenty months; most units don’t even have segregated showers in place.” Phillips has his eyes narrowed on the three of them. “Of course there’s no regulation against it. That doesn’t mean that I don’t know the spirit of the army. There should be.”
“Until such time as there is one, Colonel,” Steve says, and Bucky wonders if he always sounds like he’s giving orders when he’s talking to a superior officer. “Sergeant Barnes and I will be getting married, and he will be joining my team in our efforts to stop Hydra. Colonel, he’s the best shot in the Army. I need him on my team.”
“Then you shouldn’t get married,” Phillips grumbles, but waves them off without further protest.
He and Steve have their honeymoon in the trenches, killing Hydra soldiers and taking down facility after facility. Steve calls him ‘Sergeant Rogers’ at every possible opportunity and Bucky always inclines his head and answers with ‘Sir’.
“Mother Mary, you’re a tease,” Falsworth says to him after one of their exchanges. “I envy the Captain’s fortitude.”
“It’s sickening to watch, is what it is,” Dugan says, but he wears an envious smile on his face.
Bucky feels comfortable in his skin for the first time in his life.
And then.
“Remember that time I begged you to go on the Cyclone with me at Coney Island?”
And then.
“The last man you cost us was Captain Rogers’ wife. So, I wouldn’t count on the very best of protection.”
And then.
He wakes up screaming, his left arm on fire. “Sergeant Rogers,” someone with a thick accent says. “You perfect thing. You will be the new fist of Hydra.”
He wakes up, and he knows nothing.
He wakes up, and They ask him his name. “I don’t know,” he says. It upsets him that he doesn’t have answers for Them. They guide him gently to his knees, pet his hair with soothing fingers, and tell him its okay.
“You are a Soldier,” They tell him. “You are our treasured Soldier, and you will help us save the world. You do not need a name. All that you are will be this.”
The Soldier relaxes, because They have given him a purpose. He needs a purpose, a reason for Them to keep him. He’s grateful to Them for doing so.
They train him for his purpose. The Soldier finds that he can do already a lot of the things They ask of him, which excites and pleases Them. The Soldier is glad of anything that makes Them happy.
They put him to sleep. The Soldier does not like going to sleep in the Cold, begs Them, wonders what he’s done wrong that They ignore him and put him in the Cold anyway.
He learns not to beg. Then he learns not to ask. They wake him and are very gentle. They sooth him, pet his hair, tell him he is so good for Them and that he will be good for Them again. The Soldier leans into the touches, because the sleep makes him cold, and the hands are warm. He is allowed to do this, They have told him. His is allowed to have this because this makes him better. They press him to his knees and let him stay, feeding him and washing him, taking away the grime the ice leaves behind.
Once he is down and ready, They take him to the Machine.
He has learned not to beg.
Re: Fill: I'm Yours to the End of the Line (7/?) Warning: Spoilers
Re: Fill: I'm Yours to the End of the Line (7/?) Warning: Spoilers
(Anonymous) 2014-04-27 01:28 am (UTC)(link)The next couple of sections are pretty bad for our poor boy as well, jfyi. But there is a happy ending in the works, I promise. Eventually. Maybe. Okay, at least implied to exist at some point.
Re: Fill: I'm Yours to the End of the Line (7/?) Warning: Spoilers
(Anonymous) 2016-03-19 04:43 pm (UTC)(link)