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I am sure it will be appreciated. Discussing this with you has been clarifying in a number of ways, and I am grateful to have your perspective on the incident, as well as for your candor.

Out of curiosity, do you still feel the same about the other secrets you've held back from him? The matters you mentioned -- the actions you've taken for his happiness that you intended to keep from him for good?

I try to be truthful, as I am a horrible liar.

... Considering it involved the man who put him through such horrible things, I do not think he would take well to the news that Leonardo and I killed that man.

[Just casual murder talk here.]

He was here? A HYDRA agent was here?

[The professional punctuation does not quite get across the actual outrage being felt.]

How? When?

Yes, and it was during the month when everything was glitching.

[He believes that answers the questions posed of him. Unless Sherlock means how did Pierce die? Instructions unclear.]

And he remained dead, when you killed him?

[Priorities.]

If he came back he made sure to not show himself so it appears so.

... That and I unloaded a gun into his head at the time.

You are right that, should he return, he must be kept away from Barnes at all costs.

[Eh! It's monster murder! Murder of one of them hits different from permamurder. This was like putting someone in jail, only the jail was the stretch of time beteeen death and possible revival.]

But I am not sure I agree with not telling him about the incident. It may take away some of his peace of mind, but surely that is better than leaving him wholly unprepared, if the man returns.

Oh, if he shows his face again I'll make him wish he stayed dead.

[Donnie may... know a few ways to keep a person alive while making them wish they were dead, don't ask why or how he knows that.]

I see no reason to cause distress to James by telling him about the incident, if he returns then I will inform him about it.

You cannot guarantee that you will encounter him before Barnes does in that case. Keeping the man blissfully ignorant led to adverse enough results when the matter was not such a personal one. All of this might happen again, and worse!

At the very least, I ask that you provide me with a description of the man, so that more of us may act as lookouts.

[Oh Sherlock will get a description of Alexander Pierce, and maybe a bit of a better retelling of what happened between Donnie, Leo and that man.

It's long and he leaves out what they did with the body, but the description of the man's corpse should not be familiar to Sherlock as they never did take it to the morgue. Either way, information, yay!]

Ah, this was before the soup kitchen was sharing their information with us. His remains did not make it to me.

I can't say I agree completely with the summary judgment and execution. Everyone deserves a trial. However, any fair trial would see the man given the rope, and such a thing could hardly realistically be organized in such a situation.

Good work with the gun. You were right to go for the legs first.

[He doesn't like it. But there are men Sherlock Holmes feels ought to be dead, even if sending them to the grave himself at his own judgment isn't right, and the people responsible for what happened to Bucky are among them.]

If he returns, he must be kept away from Barnes. You can count on my assistance.

And, should more immediate talks go poorly and an outside perspective would be of use, you know how to reach me.

Edited 2023-07-30 00:58 (UTC)

Considering what he did, the fact he did not heed our warnings or suggestions that he run, I feel that what I did was a kindness.

And thank you, I felt that disabling him was poetic in a way.

[Honestly it shows how much Donnie does care for Bucky, that he did that at all. He is prone to violence, yes, but his most extreme outbursts of it is saved for protecting the ones he cares about.]

Of course, glad to have your help.

... and thank you. I'll remember that.

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<Bootyyyshaker9000> cw: torture mention/casual murder talk

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<Bootyyyshaker9000> cw: casual gun talk

<S.Holmes> casual murder talk!!

<Bootyyyshaker9000> torture allusions

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<S.Holmes> discussion of capital punishment, hanging, gun violence, lmao

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