Orion, huh. [Natasha does have some trouble picturing that somehow. The details that get to you, huh?] Unnerved seems like a healthy, rational reaction.
[Natasha almost leaves it there. These aren't her people, and she very likely won't ever meet them, or if she does yet another different version of them. But curiosity wins out.]
The latter. The former's a lot harder. [She knows that better than most; she's not sure if Barnes has managed that yet either, at least not in their timelines.]
That's the danger. If the wrong person shows up here—one of his HYDRA handlers?— [She trails off, shaking her head. She would feel genuinely bad for Barnes if it came to that.
She didn't have any sympathy for the HYDRA agent who found himself facing Barnes' friends here.]
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
no subject
[Natasha almost leaves it there. These aren't her people, and she very likely won't ever meet them, or if she does yet another different version of them. But curiosity wins out.]
Do you know if he eventually got out?
no subject
[ she doesn't hide her disappointment in that fact. ]
no subject
no subject
no subject
She didn't have any sympathy for the HYDRA agent who found himself facing Barnes' friends here.]