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Characterization. If the author can really capture Steve's essence, especially when he's hurt, it makes for a great read. For example, showing his internal struggle between his super - soldier strength and his human side that needs comfort.

On the other hand, Steve might be more understanding than expected. He knows about Bucky's past traumas and could suspect that something else is at play. So, instead of immediately resisting, he might play along for a while, waiting for the right moment to figure out what's really going on and how to help Bucky.

You can start by looking on Archive of Our Own (AO3). It has a large collection of fanfictions, including ones about Steve and Tony. Just search for the relevant tags and you'll likely find many great stories.

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I'm fairly certain that Steve is not a character in 'Pulp Fiction'. The movie is known for its complex and intertwined storylines involving a relatively small number of main characters, and Steve is not one of them.

No, he wasn't.

Sure was! Steve Buscemi had a part in the movie. His performance added to the overall charm and quirkiness of the film.

Sure was! Steve Martin made an appearance in A Christmas Story. His role added a unique touch to the film.

The story of Steve King could vary depending on the context. If you're talking about the author, it might involve his journey in the world of writing and the creation of his famous horror novels. If it's about someone else named Steve King, more details would be needed to clarify.

It depends on the fictional universe. In some stories, Steve might be the strongest, but in others, there could be stronger characters.