This is how the first Avengers went, right?

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This is how the first Avengers went, right?
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Do you think Clint ever looks at his youngest son and thinks about how now BOTH the people he named him after have died to protect him?
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Clint is hot
he's so handsomeeee
me if i met Clint Barton
no hate to MCU clint barton, i love him, but if he's my middle school crush, then comics clint barton is the love of my life whom I met whilst having a wonderful day reading a book outside, and he recognized the book and talked about it with me while I pet his dog, and two weeks later we were happily married with a one bedroom house, two dogs and two cats, and wake up every morning to make each other coffee and leave teasing sticky notes on our neighbor, kate's, door
no one talks about Clint and Wanda’s relationship, because you cannot tell me that he atleast doesn’t see her as a daughter of some sort
soooo....Clint Barton, huh...
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Clint Barton
Feburary 17th, 2008
Unspecified location
Clint wakes to the sound of the other hotel bed creaking.
“Nat?” he mumbles, rubbing at his eyes. “I’m fine, Barton,” she snaps, but her voice shakes—just barely.
She heads to the bathroom, and he can hear her washing her face at the sink. He sits up, turning on the lamp as she returns. “You okay?” he asks gently, noticing her red, puffy eyes. She grunts, the sound nearly a growl, and gets back into bed, facing away from him.
“Why do we need extraction?” Nat asks after a long, silent moment, and Clint’s heart skips a beat when he realizes that she’s never had anybody come back for her.
He shrugs. “In case we got badly injured, I guess?” She looks over her shoulder at him, examining and evaluating his response.
“You know you can tell me if you’re not okay, right?” he says just before she turns back around. “It’s—it’s okay to not be okay. I won’t think any less of you for it.” Nat stares at him. “I had a nightmare,” she says bluntly. Then she faces away from Clint again.
He turns out the light, curling back up under the blankets with a sigh. It’s a while before Nat breaks the heavy silence.
“I dreamed that the extraction squad were double agents from the Room,” she says quietly. “And they came for me. And you let them take me.” Clint sighs sadly. “You will never have to go back there if you don’t want to,” he tells her firmly. “Not on my watch.”
Nat doesn’t answer. Maybe she doesn’t believe him; maybe she’s reached her limit of vulnerability for the month. Clint can’t tell.
He really, really hopes she believes him.