[He stares at Sherlock for a long moment and then flicks a look of uncertainty down at his tablet. Could Bucky have forgotten? No. No, that doesn't make sense. Maybe once, but not multiple times. There is another thought, though.]
[Long white hair describes only one of the men John knows here. It takes a moment for him to pull up one of Squalo's video messages and flip it for Sherlock to see.]
Okay... [John's pinching the bridge of his nose now.] I'm apparently going to find out why Squalo is lying. He's not Bucky, though. We're not having Bucky join us.
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[He doesn't sound at all worried about pissing off an expert assassin.]
If he decides to kill me, I'll just point out the flaws in his logic again, it worked last time. He's not particularly dedicated for an assassin.
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If he's not with someone else, we can join up with him.
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[Now that John has angered him. Not that he minds, he likes a good criminal challenge, but the protection is only good sense in this case.]
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[John's going to at least contact Bucky to see what he thinks about it. Sherlock's version of events with other people can sometimes be... skewed.]
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What exactly was the point of lying about Bucky?
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[He tilts his head to John, face a picture of innocence.]
I didn't.
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[Just a moment's pause.]
Good guess, but incorrect on this occasion.
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Sherlock, what does Bucky look like?
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[Honestly, he'd expected something a lot subtler.]
Tall, fairly defined musculature, long white hair.
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[No, he really didn't. But Sherlock was so sure of his deduction that his memory might have filled in the gaps a bit.]
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Was this the man you saw?
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[Why are they even going through this? He's not lying this time!]
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Bucky Barnes is @bucky, and they are literally nothing alike! Did he seriously tell you he was Bucky? What the hell?
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Of course he did, why else would I tell you that was him? I've not met him before thanks to your ridiculous rule that I can't interact with him.
[A sensible rule.]
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[He's going to do something more interesting, let John worry about the thread of lies if he wants.]