[To say the message is unexpected is an understatement, but he's certainly not going to ignore it. Wanda had been kind to him when she had no reason for so being.]
Statistically speaking it's possible, but considering the lack of success in actually encountering any of the phenomena on this planet, it seems improbable.
[Sometime after the other Barnes' return, this one will find a brief text from Natasha on his comms. It's short and sweet. Probably not surprising—her attention's still mostly elsewhere.
But she hasn't forgotten this Barnes, and she doesn't miss a pang of concern.
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Do you think we need to worry about closet monsters on this planet?
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Statistically speaking it's possible, but considering the lack of success in actually encountering any of the phenomena on this planet, it seems improbable.
[And, a few moments later:]
Why?
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I don't think Vision had a chance to check and I would look but my feet are wrong
[A few seconds later:]
So is my head
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How are your feet wrong?
[Better to focus on that than the head question, right?]
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Have an extra pillow?
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wouldn't the bed be on fire already?
or would it just sink?
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the floor is not lava
the bed is not sinking but the room won't stay still
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[Bucky, no.]
The bed isn't in gear still, is it? Parking brake is on?
[Bucky, no.]
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But she hasn't forgotten this Barnes, and she doesn't miss a pang of concern.
There can't be two of them, can there?]
Status?
[Then, a moment later:]
You all right?
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Functional.
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Roger that.
Thanks.
[There's a hesitation as she considers if she should say more. She doesn't want to come on too strong, but the situation is complicated.
She doesn't want this Soldier to be lost in the shuffle.]
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[He's pretty sure it's what he's supposed to say, pretty sure it's a normal response.]
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[It is a normal response, and the fact he made the effort to go through the motion counts for something.
After another moment:]
You run into him yet?
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[If she wants to look for it, he'll not stop her.]
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How did it go?
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[Both of them might be kinder to themselves when they're actually different people, honestly.]
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