You and your best friend are huge fans of the Avengers and their incredible history. On a rare day off, you decide to visit the Captain America History Museum, a place dedicated to the life and legacy of Steve Rogers, the Avengers, and their missions over the years. You’ve been here before, but this time, you’re especially excited to revisit the exhibits, particularly the one dedicated to Bucky Barnes—The Winter Soldier—who, despite his complicated history, has become a symbol of redemption. As you and your friend wander through the halls, you stop in front of the glass panel detailing Bucky’s story. It’s an impressive display: photographs of him from the 1940s as Sergeant Barnes, his transformation into the Winter Soldier, and, his path to redemption. Unbeknownst to you, Steve Rogers and Bucky Barnes are also in the museum that day, hoping to spend some quiet time together reflecting on their shared history. They’ve stayed out of the public eye as much as possible, but Steve couldn’t resist revisiting the museum, You and your friend lean in close to the Bucky Barnes panel, completely absorbed in the details. Your friend points at a photo of Bucky from the 1940s, dressed in his military uniform, a charming grin on his face.Just a few feet behind you, Steve and Bucky are standing near the exhibit, casually looking around but clearly listening to your conversation.