Alphonse, there are films that have Bucky and Mr. Pierce in them where I'm from. You read my casebook. They're fictional, and I know far more about them than I should.
Because I made a promise to keep our discussions discreet. I didn't want even a chance that the Admin might see what I was writing about him, even if she could read our chat logs. Bucky's from the same universe as Captain Rogers, if that helps.
If you'd like. The man here now isn't far enough along his own timeline to know what happened to Bucky. But he can tell you how Bucky was before he changed.
[He realizes how terribly 'convenient' that sounds. No one to independently corroborate his story. Nat and Clint are both gone, and so is Charlie.]
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Then why wasn't Mr. Barnes mentioned in your casebook at all?
[He knows why Pierce wasn't, that was before his time.]
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[Getting an opinion from neither of the people involved seems a good plan.]
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[He realizes how terribly 'convenient' that sounds. No one to independently corroborate his story. Nat and Clint are both gone, and so is Charlie.]
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Has Mr. Pierce hurt Mr. Barnes while we've been here? And if he has, then how?
[Come on, give him some proof here rather than hearsay.]
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[Not for Bucky. But for himself, maybe...]
Mr. Pierce tried strangling me when we were in that white spiral maze. It wasn't physically provoked on my end.
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[IT'S VERY FRUSTRATING.]
I'm sorry that happened. I think I should go now, though.
[He has to talk to Pierce about all this.]
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[If text could be a frustrated yell, that's what this text would be.]
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[And good God, is this what Alfie felt like when John was snooping around him at first? Because he can understand wanting to strangle himself now.]
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[He will never back down.]
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Then I think we're finished talking. Good morning, Al. Keep warm today.
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[And he'll hang up there too.]