Right? Picture it -- they're examining the footage to piece together a timeline, which is difficult, because it's fragmented and non-chronological. It's all fairly difficult to watch, but Steve knows he has to do it. But then this one clip starts up, and it's just -- a wall? Bucky's staring at a concrete wall? Steve leans forward. No, it's a floor, so close to the camera Bucky must have had his face mashed into it. The grains of the concrete jump as the frame rocks, back and forth, back and forth, in a rolling rhythm. Bucky's body is jolting, like under a series of blows. Are they beating him?

Steve turns the volume up just as the frame goes still. Most of what he can hear is Bucky's breathing, fast and harsh. Under that, the chatter of male voices. Someone's laughing.

Then Bucky groans, the image swings -- Steve has a fraction of a second to take in the horde of black boots, the flash of bare legs, the grinning faces that streak past as Bucky's flipped over, and the revelation is sparking in Steve's brain even as Bucky's gaze rolls down over his own naked come-streaked body, where Rumlow is hefting Bucky's knees into his elbows --

And I think Steve would shut off the video then, but he's got such a great visual memory. Do you think he'd know exactly how many boots were in that room?