( Clint isn't quite jealous of the attention Steve gets from the soldiers. It only makes sense, right? And Hawkeye is an agent who has always been most comfortable away from others. So when they climb into the truck, Clint positions himself on top of the roof, brushing off a soldier's assertion that he might fall. He is the Hawk, and he has found his perch. It's from there that he watches the rest of the ride, observes Steve dealing with the soldiers and doing it so effortlessly. Stupid golden boy.
He takes the stairs two at a time just to prove he can, and then whistles low when Steve breaks into his own house. Does that win him any points? Maybe a few. At Steve's words, he lets out a hollow laugh. )
Don't worry, Boy Scout. No one disappoints me but me.
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He takes the stairs two at a time just to prove he can, and then whistles low when Steve breaks into his own house. Does that win him any points? Maybe a few. At Steve's words, he lets out a hollow laugh. )
Don't worry, Boy Scout. No one disappoints me but me.