_{Aside from the whole “trying to take over the world” bit, Steve has realized that Loki isn’t that bad a guy. When he’s not trying to kill everyone he lays eyes on, it’s pretty easy to hold a conversation with him. Steve has even learned that Loki has a few soft spots, and that he can actually smile without it being sarcastic or mocking. All in all, the super soldier believes he and Loki can actually become friends. And quite frankly, he hopes it does happen.}

_{Steve always thought that having another version of himself around would be weird. He’s learned that it’s not as awkward as he originally imagined. Since they’re the same person, it isn’t hard for them to have something to talk about- and Steve is constantly there for him. Though, they’ll have to find each other nicknames so they’ll be able to distinguish when someone’s talking to one of them. Other than that, Steve loves having the other Steve around.}

_{Another person that means the absolute world to Steve. When they were younger, Bucky would always protect him, and Steve would try to protect Bucky. They became best friends, and no one could ever sever that bond. When the man fell to his death, the super soldier blamed himself for it- and often cried about it. He’d fallen in love with the Winter Soldier, but never told him. When he came back into Steve’s life, everything changed. Now that he’s here, the blonde isn’t ready to let him go, again. He’ll do whatever it takes to make sure he protects Bucky- even if it means he dies in the process.}

_{Tony means more to Steve than anyone can understand. He’s the super soldier’s sunshine- or nightlight, in this case. Steve would be willing to put his life on the line for Tony, and no would could change his mind about that. No matter what ups and downs they go through, Steve knows he’ll always feel the same for this man. That feeling of not being able to breathe without them. And though he’s too shy to admit it, Steve really thinks he’s in love with Tony.}