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It's a random day on a random week when Bucky takes Steve's hands, not even giving him a chance to protest before starting

"If I was going to hit you right here, where would you put your feet to dodge?"

Confused but demonstrating regardless, Steve is left to follow instructions

"I'm hit, I'm falling this way, where are you going to put your hand to hold me up?"

Steve holding Bucky by the waist and shoulder to sway him to the side

"A bullet is coming this way, hold my had get me out of the way."

Steve holding Bucky's hand and pulling him close while Bucky twirls and wraps Steve arm around himself. By then Steve's confusion is giving way to a smile as he holds Bucky

"The floor is filled with traps and they're going to come out of here, here, here, and here. Dodge them in order."

"We're holding hands but something is gonna hit. Step back to let it shoot through between us, then pull me back in."

"I'm pulling a knife on you, take my hand to stop me and redirect it this way."

"Pull your legs like you're going to kick here. Yeah, like that."

"Dip back, then step forward like you're avoiding falling off the edge."

"Okay, hold my waist ike I'm fainting and you're keeping me up. Yeah, yeah, dipping."

And before Steve knows it, in the course of a week and a half, he's dancing like he's born to do it and having an UNBELIEVABLE amount of fun doing it

DO NOT RE-FREEZE

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bucky says i am nothing but a gun & steve goes nice, ive always wanted to get fucked by a gun.

In my headcanon, which I use to establish that Sarah speaks Gaeilge, she was born and raised on one of the Aran Islands as Sorcha—she chose the nickname Sarah later on, perhaps when traveling to the mainland of Ireland, or when metting Joseph, or when emigrating to the United States. Now, why the Aran Islands? First, they're truly beautiful and fit perfectly with my image of Sarah's childhood and how her personality was formed. Second, as far as I've researched, the Aran Islands are a good way to explain why Sarah speaks Gaeilge without losing historical credibility (not that your fic can't be historically inaccurate, but if you want it to be accurate — or as close as possible —, this is a good option). The Aran Islands are a Gaeltacht (an area where the Irish government recognizes Gaeilge as the predominant vernacular — this grants the language official status as the medium of all official services, including education). In fact, until the late 20th century, an unusually high rate of Gaeilge monolingualism was observed among older inhabitants, largely due to the isolating nature of traditional trades and the islands' isolation from mainland Ireland throughout history.

Now, the question is whether Sarah would have taught Steve Gaeilge or not — everyone can make up their own mind about that and consider the reasons behind her decision. My personal headcanon is that Steve learnt to speak, read and write Gaeilge, but Sarah taught him that he should only speak it with trusted people in trusted places. It should also be noted that the Irish language spoken by Steve would not have been exactly the same as that spoken in the 21st century.