Steven G. Rogers (
thekidfrombrooklyn) wrote2012-08-05 05:01 pm
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[movie canon: Peggy, Howard and Steve]
Previously:
"Then you've got to let me go."
"I can do more than that."
Steve has no idea how Agent Carter has pulled this off. She's got intelligence, maps, gadgets that will get him and whoever he finds home safely; and she's somehow talked Mr. Stark into flying him thirty miles behind enemy lines.
It's too much to hope that he'll find Bucky. Funny thing about Steve, though--he's always had an excess of hope.
To be continued...
"Then you've got to let me go."
"I can do more than that."
Steve has no idea how Agent Carter has pulled this off. She's got intelligence, maps, gadgets that will get him and whoever he finds home safely; and she's somehow talked Mr. Stark into flying him thirty miles behind enemy lines.
It's too much to hope that he'll find Bucky. Funny thing about Steve, though--he's always had an excess of hope.
To be continued...
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Peggy is more annoyed than anything--too focused on getting Steve safely into Austria and out again to even think about eating.
Steve ... doesn't know what to say.
Peggy says, to assure him, "Stark is the best civilian pilot I've ever seen. He's mad enough to brave this airspace. We're lucky to have him."
Okay, he can accept that. But... "So you two..." He waves his fingers to indicate the two of them. Peggy raises her eyebrows, so he does the finger thing again. "Do you...fondue?"
Because surely that's some slang he's never heard before. And Stark is powerful and good-looking, and they've been working in close quarters for months. If Stark wants to ask his girlfriend out, well, okay.
Would have been nice to know earlier, though.
Some questions are just not worth answering, though. Peggy hands him another instrument. "This is your transponder. Activate it when you're ready and the signal will lead us straight to you."
"Are you sure this thing works?" Steve shouts to Howard.
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Besides, she just called him the best civilian pilot she's ever seen. He should be nice.
But Steve's utter naivete is shocking, isn't it?
"It's been tested more than you, pal."
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No more time to talk--the sooner he gets out of this plane, the sooner Peggy and Howard can go home. Steve picks up his shield and makes his way to the open door.
Peggy shouts, "Get back here! We're taking you all the way in!"
Steve replies, over the sound of flak and engines, "As soon as I'm clear, you turn this thing around and get the hell out of here!"
"You can't give me orders!" Peggy argues.
"The hell I can't! I'm a captain!" He grins at her and lowers his goggles, grabs the shield and jumps.
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