CAPTAIN AMERICA

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if you’re trying to send an ask from the desktop, best to just do it from MY THEME. for whatever reason, tunglr doesn’t like my ask page and makes it difficult.

i am comic based. i am primarily based off of captain america: home of the brave, though i know enough of steve’s comic history to rp all throughout his timeline

Take the day off Steve, I got this.

“No offense, Clint, but my name’s on every action item here. Also--not the boss of me.” He gave a small smile then kept going, not even breaking stride as he kept moving from the conference room to the elevator. “You also really don’t want to be a boss of me, they tend to end up very wet.”

like i can’t speak on clint too much, as i am not a clint barton expert, but his marksmanship is mostly shown with a bow and arrow. and idk a ton about bow and arrow physics, but arrows are way slower than bullets and are greatly affected by wind and air conditions, so to fire arrows with any kind of accuracy at the distances clint does... that’s actually really impressive, and either takes an acute sense of math, angles, trajectories, and calculations to do, or so much practice and familiarity to just know it by gut

bucky works more as a sniper, and definitely works with guns, and it’s not that clint can’t, he just prefers not to, and i definitely think there’s a fair amount of crossover between their marksmanship. the difference, i feel, is that clint got to be good mostly through practice and experience, and obviously correct me if i’m wrong, but it feels more like he was self-taught? vs bucky had all his WWII combat training and was taught to snipe without a scope by doing the calculations in his head on the fly. both men are experts and don’t need assistive equipment to hit the target--and both probably can do both the math and the muscle memory way of shooting--but both have strong suits that are more in line with how they learned.

How's being a bottom

These reports aren’t adding up at all. He’d made his last month, immediately after the chemical factory had exploded and he and a small team of Avengers arrived on the site to rescue workers, the other part of the team heading into town to work on evacuation. They hadn’t found a source at the time they’d been there, too focused on saving others, and after the emergency was done, they weren’t allowed to investigate. But nothing in this report was even close to matching what they’d stumbled upon that day--

“Don’t you have better things to do?” Honestly, he’d only processed that Clint made a sound that sounded like a question, but not one that had any work-related buzzwords. “A wedding to plan, a fiancée to keep happy?”

Continuing his walk through the living room, he adjusted his trip towards the meeting room. “FRIDAY, can you bring up my report and run a quick comparison between that and the investigation results released today? Something’s not adding up. See if you can dig back to see who owns this company. And make Tony read this, he was there, I know he got the alert for it but has probably ignored it. Tell him it’s from me.”

Grabs his face and shakes him ❝ I'M GETTING MARRIED. ❞

He’s definitely not a fan of the reaction and quickly peels himself out of Clint’s grasp when he can. It’s not that the news is bad--it’s great news!--just doesn’t need his face shook, thanks.

“That’s great news, Clint. Congratulations, I’m happy for you.” To put a little more distance--and a kitchen island--between him and Clint’s exuberance, Steve went into the fridge, pulling out some cupcakes he’d picked up from the bakery down the street. Pushing them across the counter, he gestured for Clint to take one, grabbing one of the cupcakes for himself. Chocolate cake with vanilla frosting, with purple and red sprinkles on top. “Do you have any plans yet? A date, a theme?”