hydratrashmeme | Dumpster #2: ...'Cause a Hydra Trash Party don't stop

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Okay, so what if in the early days "the chair" is not yet fine-tuned and they need other ways to make the Winter Soldier obey?

When they first try to make him into a weapon, whatever is still left of Bucky Barnes refuses to kill people.

To give him incentive to obey, he gets a choice: either complete the mission, kill the target - or be brutally raped, beaten, tortured.

I want him reaching breaking point, debating with himself when it becomes acceptable to take a life to save himself terrible suffering.

Obviously at first he'd refuse altogether...but maybe in time: well killing that senator's innocent daughter is still not acceptable, but maybe that arms dealer had it coming, you know? Why would he suffer rape to save such a horrible person? And that's how he gives in inch by inch.

And then, just when he thought he found balance between obeying and fighting it, the new version of the chair just makes his struggle a moot point.

Though maybe there's that one time he refuses and breaks programming, even when the think he's totally broken, because the mission seems so unacceptable to him. Cue worst abuse yet.

+Bonus if you write aftermath where he remembers all of it eventually, and is so confused by guilt, he asks one of the Avengers to abuse him as punishment (Steve's my fave, but I see Nat working, too. I'm sure others might work as well).

++ Extra bonus for trashfluff/hopeful ending where he's reunited with one of the would-be victims he refused to kill, and they genuinely thank him, making him somehow come to terms with both having taken the abuse and having taken other lives.

Oh my god, please yes. This is both heartbreaking and amazing, so many possibilities for angst. I would pay to have this filled!

Though maybe there's that one time he refuses and breaks programming, even when the think he's totally broken, because the mission seems so unacceptable to him. Cue worst abuse yet.

What if the target he refuses to kill is a child?

Every part of the Winter Soldier rebels against killing a child: what's left of Bucky Barnes finds it abhorrent, HYDRA's brainwashed and gaslighted puppet doesn't understand how killing a child would be a gift to mankind and shape the century the way Alexander Pierce describes it, and the super-assassin finds it a waste of his abilities when anyone could quite easily kill a child.

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What if the child he refuses to kill is Tony Stark? In the comics, the Winter Soldier went AWOL in 1973 and fled to New York City; what if the Winter Soldier disobeys HYDRA's orders to wipe out the Stark family in 1973 because he comes face-to-face with three-year-old Tony and suddenly all he knows is: CAN'T HURT A KID, CAN'T LEAVE A KID ORPHANED ("Soldier, why did you disobey your orders?" "I-- I don't know. It's just, he... he shouldn't have to get by on his own.") So HYDRA breaks him, freezes him for 18 years, and thaws him to try again in 1991...

HEAVY BREATHING.

Thirded!!!!!

Hmm, OP here. I do basically headcanon Bucky as having killed the (adult) Starks, but I'm totally on board with him refusing to kill little Tony! And yeah they would punish him for it terribly, but then again going after lil' Ton a second time might not be worth is - too much security, and really, how much trouble is a 3-year old?

Plus it's bonus dissonance for Tony: the guy killed his parents, but endured suffering to keep him alive, how do you deal with that?

OMG, this would be so cool with a self depricating and/or rebellious Bucky post-abuse.

"Shut up, Stark, I took a dozen dicks to keep ou alive. The least you can do is keep quiet."

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