"It is a pretty good invention, even though people use it for evil," he's not going to clarify that without her asking. He just takes a sip of his coffee and shrugs. "I do like watching movies though. I always liked fantasy and science, and there's a lot of that stuff now."
"We're not talking about the musical. I can't believe they used our vows in it. And not only that, they made 'Steve' say them to Peggy instead." Bucky shakes his head. It's really upsetting to him, because history has rewritten him into some sort of side kick instead of Steve's partner. They're married now, but they would have back then too, if it was legal.
"All good things can, and will be, used for evil. It is an unfortunate fact of our reality." That... well, that's a lesson she learned very young. "But what evil are you speaking of, specifically? Movies are the best! Did you know they made Tolkien's novels into movies?" Someone must have told him, surely. If not, that may be what she insists on later, even if they are the longest ever.
She wrinkles her nose at that little tidbit of information. "Oh, I did not know they really used your real ones, that's disgusting." And kind of a double-down of insulting, given the way they ended the play, actually. "Can't you sue them or something?" she asks, tipping her head a little to one side.
"Have you never accidentally watched the news?" Bucky responds. "I hate to be that guy, but back in my day, the news was all real. Now it's just sensationalism and outright lies. We used to have to have sources for our news, and they needed to be reliable. And yeah, there was war propaganda, and they didn't tell the whole truth but..." Apparently he feels pretty passionate about the state of the news now.
"Is it worth it? They're just gonna tell the story that they want to anyway," Bucky shrugs. "So. What brings you over?"
It’s a valid thing to feel passionate about, the state of news these days IS pretty abysmal. “Ahh, yes. It is all propaganda now, yes? Or some celebrity crying about things no normal person cares about,” because celebrities in the news? She’s pretty sure that’s a “her generation” normal, but definitely not his.
“We should watch them anyway, and you can tell me how wrong it is and throw popcorn at the screen about it.” Because if there is one thing this man needs more of in his life, it’s fun.
She shrugs at the question. “I was in town and I thought I would stop by.” It’s not an outright lie, but conveniently is also not the whole truth, either.
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"We're not talking about the musical. I can't believe they used our vows in it. And not only that, they made 'Steve' say them to Peggy instead." Bucky shakes his head. It's really upsetting to him, because history has rewritten him into some sort of side kick instead of Steve's partner. They're married now, but they would have back then too, if it was legal.
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She wrinkles her nose at that little tidbit of information. "Oh, I did not know they really used your real ones, that's disgusting." And kind of a double-down of insulting, given the way they ended the play, actually. "Can't you sue them or something?" she asks, tipping her head a little to one side.
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"Is it worth it? They're just gonna tell the story that they want to anyway," Bucky shrugs. "So. What brings you over?"
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“We should watch them anyway, and you can tell me how wrong it is and throw popcorn at the screen about it.” Because if there is one thing this man needs more of in his life, it’s fun.
She shrugs at the question. “I was in town and I thought I would stop by.” It’s not an outright lie, but conveniently is also not the whole truth, either.