SEBASTIAN STAN as BUCKY BARNES Captain America: The Winter Soldier THUNDERBOLTS*
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SEBASTIAN STAN as BUCKY BARNES Captain America: The Winter Soldier THUNDERBOLTS*
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It's really good education peoples.
My aunt was a little person and she exclusively preferred the m word (idk why) so the first time I ever met a little person outside of my family as a kid I basically dropped a fucking nuke without even realizing.
Imagine learning you've been calling your favorite aunt a slur for your entire life up to that point. Maybe she just thought it'd be funny.
he is so baby in Civil War
so called "free thinkers" when there's a bug on the ceiling
This bb đ„șimagine bucky manages to pretend to be doing better but when heâs on his own heâs obviously still struggling. You hear muffled whimpers from his room one night and hold him for the whole night while he lets it out as soon as your arms wrap around him. and for the first time he feels a tinge better
I feel like he would do a terrible job at pretending, maybe the team canât see it but you most likely know something is up.
So like you said, you hear whimpers and saddened moans coming from his room. You slowly go over to his door and give it a light knock âBucky?â
âYeahâ you walk in very slowly, and spot him on the bed hunched over, as the light spills in he looks up at you and ^that^ is all you see. You walk over to the bed and down in front of him. Thatâs when he stares at you and you see more tears slowly drip down his face. you gently wrap your arms around his frame and pull him in close to you, giving him a light squeeze. It takes a minute for Bucky to respond but the second he does, he wraps your arms around you and drops his head to your shoulder as he begins to sob.
You bring one of your hands up to his hair and begin stroking his hair, shushing him. âSh sh sh honey is okay, I have youâ his sobs got louder as you whispered those words, they meant so much to him.
he slowly began to pull himself back together and pull away from you. âIâm sorryâ he mutters out, you place your hand on his back âhey hey donât worry Buck, Iâm here âkayâ you placed a gentle kisses on his temple
âDo you want me to stay with youâ he nodded as you pulled back the covers and climbed in, wrapping his arms around your waist and snuggling his face down into your chest âgoodnight Buckâ before you could even say those words he was fast asleep
âEven a man who is pure in heartâŠâ
Captain America: Civil War isnât perfect, but one of the things I love about it is how much Buckyâs story frames him as a classic tragic wolfman figure. Itâs a story trope that elicits such profound pathos to me because, at its core, itâs a story of a good man doomed with an inner darkness that is so against his true nature that when he loses control to it and becomes a danger to those around him, heâs as much a victim as they are.
We get a glimpse early on of a Bucky who has, to some degree, found himself again, a reconnection we know he must have fought hard for. Even during the simple act of shopping in a market you get a sense of his friendliness and warmth, something we havenât seen in him since before his fall in Captain America: The First Avenger. When Steve worries that he might take things too far when trying to escape arrest, Sebastian delivers his assurance that he wonât with such gentle restraint in his voice that, despite the desperate throws and punches, you really feel just how much Bucky is trying to keep himself distanced from his Winter Soldier alter ego.Â
The actual triggering of the Winter Soldier is played so much like a werewolf transformation - Zemoâs codewords serving as Buckyâs full moon - that itâs hard to imagine Sebastian didnât have this in mind when giving his performance**. Teeth bared, snarling, and increasingly animalistic, when eventually he rises up before Zemo looking, frankly, huge, itâs clear that Bucky the person is gone, and in his place stands HYDRAâs monster, ready to kill.
And in stark contrast to his earlier assertions and fighting style, he does go in for the kill, and ferociously so. Both Tony and Natasha come close to being killed, with Sam, Sharon, and TâChalla hardly coming out from the encounter unscathed either. Natashaâs line delivered to a frighteningly unrecognisable Bucky I know has generated much discussion as to its broader meaning, but for me its primary purpose is to emphasise that this isnât Bucky anymore, that he doesnât recognise her from previous encounters because thereâs currently nothing of the man there to recognise her. Such is the case in the classic werewolf tale that thereâs no reaching through the monster to the man trapped inside.
When Steve is eventually able to stop Bucky and restrain him, we get the obligatory post-transformation scene typical of the genre. Bucky wakes dazed, confused, and bloodied, with no memory of his actions and only horror and guilt when he realises his worst fears have come true and heâs still cursed with HYDRAâs own version of lycanthropy.
Despite its arguable faults, Civil War really did take great care in emphasising the psychological horror of Buckyâs situation. By drawing parallels to one of Hollywoodâs most sympathetic monsters, by having Steve fully understand the helplessness of his friendâs situation and consistently defend him against characters who donât, Bucky is framed as one of Marvelâs most tragic characters who you canât help but long for a cure for almost as much as he does. Which is why, in part, his eventual cure shown in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier hits as hard as it does: because we know how much this has taken from him, taken over him, and we see and feel through Sebastianâs performance just how much it means to him to be freed from it and share that joy. Where the classic werewolf story typically ends in a merciful death, this one instead ends mercifully in freedom and a chance at a second life. One begun in TFATWS and which I personally hope is still to be further explored.
**It really isnât much of a stretch either if you look to his Instagram where heâs shown his appreciation for Jack Nicholsonâs performance in Wolf. Thereâs striking similarities in the feral mannerisms of both performances that you canât help but suspect Sebastian drew inspiration from this.
Look⊠Iâm not saying Iâd let Sebastian Stan murder me⊠Iâm just saying that I could think of worse ways to go out.Â
Sebastian Stan's hairstyles
There is "the floof"
Ponytail
Long "Bucky" hair
What I call 'normal'
Short
Any others I forgot? Lets make this a long post.
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