Shaded-Lamp

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Asked

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Badgered

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Concurred

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Communicated

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Counted

Copied

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Claimed

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Complimented

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Doubted

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Defined

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Explained

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Excepted

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Evoked

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Expressed

Excused

Entertained?

Excluded

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Flirted

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Forgave

Forced

Frightened?

Flashed (in some situations??)

Finished

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Giggled

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Gagged

Greeted

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Gave/gave in

Gibed

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Gathered?

Guaranteed

Gawped

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Grinned

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Grated?

Galvanized

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Hummed

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Hurried

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I

Implied

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Insulted?

Inspired

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Included

Irritated?

Introduced

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Joked

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K

Kidded

L

Longed

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Labeled?

Learned

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Lurched?

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M

Muttered

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Managed

Multiplied

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Mocked

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Manipulated

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Meddled?

Measured

Matched?

N

Narrated

Nudged

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Noticed

Numbered

Needed?

Neglected?

Nagged

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Obliged

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Offered

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Ordered

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Prayed

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Perked

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Proposed

Pined

Professed

Poked

Permitted

Pleased? *

(Like pleasing someone's desires- something they find appealing...Idk)

Passed

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Played?

Pretended

Pressed

Pushed

Presented

Pulled

Promised

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Provoke

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Quipped

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R

Reassured

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Ridiculed

Rendered?

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Reminded

Rejected

Refused

Remembered

Requested

Reasoned

Roused

Reported

Rhymed

Rejoiced

Regretted?

Replied

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S

Said

Sassed

Sang

Stated

Snickered

Sniggered

Spoke

Surrendered

Scorned

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Sniffed

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Scared?

Screamed

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Succame?

Submitted

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Squealed

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Started

Stared

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Shared

Served?

Scribbled

Searched

Signaled

Spared

Supposed

Surprised

Swapped?

Squeezed?

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Stirred?

Swore

Smote/smit

T

Told

Thought

Teased

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Thrilled?

Tricked

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Tested

Trapped

Tripped?

Tipped?

Timed

Thanked

Trembled

Trusted?

Tried

Tugged?

Typed

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Uttered

W

Whispered

Whooped

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Wagered

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Winced

Wheezed

Wailed

Warned

Worried

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Y

Yelped

Yawned

Yabbered

Yearned

Yodeled

Yielded

Specifically, Bucky’s extraordinarily realistic arm being able to perceive at least proprioception and pressure (see my previous meta) is more likely to fool his brain into perceiving it like a real arm, hence the brain and spinal cord rewiring is less likely to become abnormal.

On the flip side, phantom pain is more common in those who have arm amputations (as opposed to leg) or those who have ongoing pain input from the limb (i.e. ongoing issues with fractures, bone healing, scarring etc). As with most types of pain, stress, anxiety, fatigue and depression exacerbate phantom pain. There's also some evidence that traumatic amputations (Bucky's case) is associated with phantom pain.

So in summary, there are good justifications for both Bucky having phantom pain and not having phantom pain. I’m leaning towards not because of him being a super soldier and the amazing bionic arm - but you would not be wrong if you wrote phantom pain into his character.

Can we just take a moment to appreciate Sebastian’s acting here? When shooting this scene he obviously has his own arm wrapped up in green tape. But see how he overbalances onto his right side because his right side is now a lot heavier than his left, and his right knee collapsing under him because he didn’t expect the sudden change in weight distribution…it’s a nice detail.

Before I launch into Bucky's sensation after Tony blasted his arm off, I want you guys to watch this:

There's a lot of similar experiments (the rubber hand illusion is the other very common one) - basically the brain is able to fool itself into thinking something else is your hand if you get a strong enough input.

Now remember again Bucky's very realistic arm - which not only visually looks like a real arm but also has sensory input with proprioception and pressure - and remember also we said the arm probably can't sense pain by itself.

So can the brain fool itself into sensing pain when it isn't getting pain input?

Turns out, yes you probably can. In this study they fooled the subjects into thinking a rubber hand was their real hand, and when a rubber finger was bent into a funny angle (as though it was broken), most people reacted with shock/withdrawal and a very small number (2 out of 120) reported feeling pain. These are very small numbers and it's obviously a very subjective experiment.

But the other thing we have to remember is that these experiments are very short, i.e. these sensations happen even after a very temporary association by the brain with a fake arm.

What happens if you've lived with the arm for decades and it feels so realistic and well-incorporated into your body, in movement, look and feel? No one knows the answer to this - but I suspect Bucky's brain would have rewired itself to include the arm in its map. I think there is a strong possibility that seeing the arm blasted off and burning would create a perception in the brain that is very similar to physical pain, even if there are no pain input from the arm.

The other thing someone previously pointed out is that Bucky's remaining metal stump is melting from the heat and metal conducts heat.

When I first read this theory I thought that was a bit of a stretch, but...there's probably a good point to it.

According to Google, titanium glows at 1200°C. It melts at 1670°C. Steel melts at a similar temperature but glows at 460°C. I'm not sure what Tony's blast actually consist of, but at minimum Bucky's arm reached about 460°C if we're talking steel, but quite possibly 1600-1700°C.

Physics is not my strong point so I'll let someone else work out exactly how much of that heat would conduct upstream into his bone implants. It looks like titanium does not conduct heat very well, but what does that mean when the temperature is in the thousands?

In summary, I think there is a strong possibility that Bucky felt pain when his arm blew off - both caused by the shock to his brain that has perceived it as his real arm for decades, and the likely conduction of heat into his body. This would explain why Bucky was completely knocked down by that blast and his only contribution after that was to get kicked in the face.