That's the reason why he introduces himself as Steve Rogers instead of captain america

The worst thing is that he didn't even ask to be in the military, he was drafted (the numbers on the dog tags thingies) :(((

@@ath6632 That's what I was gonna say. He wasn't willing, he had no choice. It was go or be court-martialed

I like to think that Steve gave the shield to Sam, and he gave Sam to Bucky.

That makes me cry whenever I hear that

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Thank you. Some else agrees. Cause i think Sam came from a captain america opinion doesn't matter in a celebrity type. But Steve was Steve to Bucky never captain america. And Bucky believing that his brother best friend and last person living in his family believed he was, worth it, is probably a big reason he got up in the morning if not the only one for a long time.

Yes and no that belief is important for Buckys recovery and his own belief that he can be more than the Winter soldier but at the same time Steve’s belief has always seemed to stem from the belief that under everything Bucky is still the same person he grew up with and as much as that Bucky still sort of exists he never will be the same person and Steve also doesn’t seem to understand Buckys guilt about everything he’s done because for Steve that wasn’t actually him it was hydra

@@n0thum4n What makes you think Steve doesn't understand Bucky's guilt? Steve is the one who told Bucky it wasn't the real him who killed for Hydra because Bucky was feeling guilty. Steve clearly understands that Bucky feels guilty, which is why Steve reminded Bucky that Bucky had no choice.

@@adora721lux8 that’s not understanding his guilt that’s understanding he feels guilty for something Steve has fully acknowledge is not Buckys fault but Bucky still feels responsible because it was his body even if he had no choice and he was not in control It’s like when someone’s brakes fail because of a manufacturing issue and somebody dies It’s not that person’s fault but they are still going to feel like they killed somebody because they were behind the wheel of the car that killed them and telling somebody it’s not your fault you didn’t kill them is not understanding their guilt because logistically they know it was faulty breaks but still they were the person driving the car they may not have had control of the car anymore but they were the driver

@@n0thum4n You're saying Steve doesn't feel Bucky's guilt. That doesn't mean that Steve doesn't understand Bucky's guilt. Two different things.