Bucky: A Narrative Fiction

The reason Steve wasn't the lookout because number one he didn't even say yes or no. All the asked him and planned all of it out it wasn't Steves idea. Steve didn't really need the money at all he has a great home and good parents. Like I said before he thought about it because he didn't want to seem like a chicken and he didn't know what they'd do to him if

I went to my grandmother’s house for lunch one afternoon. Her name is Bonnie. As we were eating I asked her about a family story. She had one that came straight to mind and really stuck out. It was about her long lost cousin, Jimmy. Jimmy’s mother, Willy, was born into a big family. Willy had eight siblings, but in this story I’ll only talk about two, Gladys and Maylene.

You constantly asked him to tell you stories about his childhood with Steve and what they did to keep themselves entertained because it simply entertained you. But what you loved most was hearing Bucky's voice. No longer battered and strained. When he recalled the

… I had forgot what my name was. So I laid there about an hour trying to think, and when Buck waked up I says:

“Just say hi, you’re not complete strangers anyway, you spoke to him on the phone that one time didn’t you? Plus, Sam tells him about you a lot, it’s sweet really,” You smiled up at him, his eyes were closed and he was breathing heavily. You’d never seen him get in such a state before, sure, you’d seen him during one of his ‘episodes’ but this was a nervous Bucky, not a scared Bucky. “Why are you so worked up anyway? Nothing bad will happen.”

Steve stared down at the letter from Bucky with a mixture of humor and loneliness. He had only been gone two weeks for training and already he had written Steve. It must have been the first thing he did after he got settled in. That really wasn’t all that unusual, it was as much to make sure Steve didn’t run off and do something stupid as it was to keep in touch with his best friend. They were supposed to be there together, training together, fighting together, just as they always had. However, the government didn’t seem to think that Steve was fit to fight for his country. Steve disagreed.

Bucky is standing up on two legs and is moving without anybody controlling him. Bucky says “I am actually the spirit of the killer Ralph Walter. I was stuck in the embodiment of this stupid, useless doll.” He starts walking. “Henry come quick so I can transfer my spirit back into a human body.

He tells Marcia that God is “too mean” and that “he spends too much time killing children” (Nemesis 260). Soon after arriving at camp, Bucky finds out he has polio and becomes paralyzed. He does not allow his fiancée to visit him or be with him. His paralysis and the polio epidemic had “irreparably damaged his assurance as a virile man, and he had withdrawn completely from that whole side of life” (Nemesis 246). She attempts to remind him of the responsible type of person he is.

Another sentiment he experienced is the feeling of remorse for what he sees as utter failure, all because of what he sees as letting his charges down and doing more harm than good. Bucky’s sentiments are fueled by his desire to accept responsibility for his events and actions, though the narrator does not blame Bucky and attempts to absolve his childhood hero for the past

“I’m gonna go after Sarah!” Luke screamed over the noise and without second thought, he took off running. My eyes went wide as he was immediately lost in the crowd of walkers.

So when Bucky, his life partner, wakes him up at 2:00 in the morning with a,

“Chicken parmesan.” I replied, placing a pan on the stove. I move to get the spices out of the cabinet above my head and he moves with me. I giggle, then try to push him off. “Liam, I’m trying to cook.”

Where Steve has blond hair and blue eyes and sickly pale skin, Barnes is a brunette with charming brown eyes and tanned skin from the sun. Later, Bucky is presented as an extremely intelligent boy who is not only loved

During the beginning of the film, Steve is asked “Do you wants to kill Nazi’s?” by Dr. Erskine, this question is a test to see if he is fit to take the super-soldier serum. Steve answers, “I don’t like bullies. I don’t care where they come from.” By not giving into the obvious violent answer, Steve is challenging the masculine code that men need to be violent. This is what makes Captain America different from other

“Hey, Max. Mowow’s in a baking mood, again. They’re bringing Jake and I was wondering if you’d like to come as well.”