Capitol Lawn, Thursday afternoon

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It was kind of a relief to be back in Steve's own universe, where President Ellis wasn't currently running for re-election and half the country wasn't looking hunted, like their puppies had been run over, or both. He was listening attentively to the director of PBS's annual Veteran's Day special (after being introduced to Gary Sinise, who was very

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Who was sticking near the craft table. Because sometimes he remembered to feed himself. Sometimes.

"Making historians' day, Captain?" Tony asked, watching the flurry of move with amusement.

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Steve blushed. "Apparently? The show's spending a lot of time on World War II because apparently me coming back from the ice has made World War II cool again. I'm thrilled to hear that. Truly."

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"I can tell," Tony said like it didn't make him want to laugh. "It's good to get people interested in history. Keeps us from repeating it."

Hopefully.

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Cough.

"I don't like being thought of as a museum relic," Steve admitted quietly, making sure none of the other backstage actors could hear him.