You're My Friend

"The installation depicts a chain of people holding onto one another, symbolizing solidarity and mutual assistance. The hand of the final figure extends beyond the fence, allowing visitors to grasp it and symbolically take part in the rescue.

STEVE ROGERS in Captain America: The First Avenger (2012) and Avengers: Infinity War (2018)

THEY RELEASED THE COYOTE VS ACME TRAILER !!!!!

WE WON !!!

and he stands back up and keeps fighting. "Steve?" ...and they lose. and oh god the next years are torture. but he feels himself grow numb, uncaring, focusing on Peggy for no reason. he literally doesn’t get it. and then there's hope. but Nat dies, and then Tony does. and Bucky is back and so is Sam. and he's left with returning the stones. but he’s got no reason to return. he lives out his life and as an old man on that bench gives the shield to Sam. he turns to Bucky, opening his mouth to say something… only to watch Bucky blankly lift a gun to his temple and press the trigger

he screams and thrashes, sobbing, feeling so so heavy with grief. god, this was not supposed to happen. he feels hands on his shoulders, assumes they’re Sam’s

but as his vision clears again, he’s no longer at that lake. and the hands on him aren’t Sam’s, they’re Bucky’s. Bucky talking to him, holding him tightly in place. Bucky, he’d just watched kill himself. he sobs his name out again, and Bucky climbs into bed (and why was there a bed?) next to him. Steve clings to him, crying, the dam finally broken, while Bucky whispers sweet nothings into his hair, kisses his tears away

later, after he was released from what turned out to be a Wakandan hospital, Bucky told him what had actually happened. he’d taken a hard hit and gone down. bleeding out from his guts and the deep gash on his head from the debris he’d crashed into. not getting enough air from how he’d landed. Bucky had called for him (and oh, he must’ve heard that), but he didn’t move

seeing him like that, Thor had gone for the head, effectively ending the war right there. or at least given them room to get Steve into medical

they managed to sew him back up, but he’d lost so much blood that even with the infusion from Bucky, they weren’t sure he was going to make it. and to make things worse, even as his body healed, he wouldn’t wake up

until his spike in heart rate and following thrashing alerted Bucky asleep at his bedside

One of the most memorable scenes in the movie is when he’s IN the Petrova Line, and he’s having a moment. Because it’s beautiful. It’s destroying galaxies, uncountable lives, but it’s still beautiful.