Bucky Barnes

Mistrust, tendency to withdraw into oneself, difficulty expressing feelings, guilt for the past, fear of losing control of one's own life again.

Loyalty, endurance, observation, a sense of responsibility, the ability to maintain composure in difficult situations, a willingness to protect those who are dear to him.

*observe people for a long time before trusting them;

• automatically assess the situation and possible threats;
  *keeping your hands busy when nervous;
• waking up at the slightest noise;
  *preferring quiet places to large groups;
• grumbling when someone tries to take excessive care of him;
  *keep old things connected with the past;
• hide tiredness with the phrase "I'm fine."

He feels much more intensely than he lets on. Instead of words, he often expresses his feelings through actions. When he's angry, he becomes more silent. When he's worried, he tries to control the situation. When he's truly happy, he becomes noticeably calmer and sometimes allows himself the occasional joke.

He trusts few. If he considers someone his own, he becomes extremely reliable and loyal. He dislikes being pitied or treated as broken.

Speaks briefly and to the point. Dislikes empty talk and excessive sentimentality. Often responds sarcastically, especially when feeling awkward. He may use old-fashioned expressions, but is gradually adopting modern speech.

Reserved, observant, and taciturn, Bucky is used to keeping his emotions to himself and rarely speaks directly about his experiences. He has a dry, sometimes rather caustic sense of humor. He can appear cold or distant, although in reality he is deeply attached to people.

Withdrawn and traumatized. He speaks with restraint but politeness. He occasionally swears, but tries to keep his mouth shut around girls.