[ooc: Spoilers for Captain America: The First Avenger; Captain America: The Winter Soldier; and Captain America: Civil War.]

Steve's communicator doesn't seem to glitch out until a few days into the flood; it also seems to keep the same hours he does, usually airing videos late at night or early in the morning.

Despite that, he doesn't change them to private, even when he thinks no one has seen them. Even when he wants to. He figures his life hasn't been private for a long time, and there's no point in changing that now. He's not ashamed of anything he's done, even if it's a little hard to watch some of them and realize he's forgotten details over the past year, without the serum and the eidetic memory it gives him. It doesn't matter, though - everything's there in vivid detail, now.

Steve does his best not to change what routine he has; he meets Tris at the Enclosure, he eats at the same times, he does laundry regularly (his and Buck's - he's trying to be a good houseguest) and sometimes wanders through the library. He's still staying in Bucky's cabin, even since he woke up, although he hasn't actually told anyone he's doing it - so the only noticeable change there is that he's not in the inmate showers much, these days.



Grenade: The first video is from before the serum; it's mercifully short and consists mainly of a ninety-pound Steve throwing himself on a grenade, because that's just what he does.

The Plane: The second is longer - as long as it takes for him to put a plane into icy water.

Waking Up: The third seems like it must take place shortly after the second, as he wakes up in a recovery room - but it's not what it seems.

This Isn't Freedom: And in the next, he's clearly tried to settle into a future that believes in pre-emptive strikes. It doesn't sit well with him

Helicarrier Fight: The next seems split into two parts: It starts with him facing down someone he doesn't want to fight, and ends when he refuses to do just that.

The Sokovia Accords: There's a clear timeskip, after that - there's now a team, and an argument about regulations, at least until the whole thing ends abruptly when he gets a text.

The Helicopter: If you only catch one clip, it should be this one - sure, there's plenty of fighting to start out, but if you tune in toward the end, there's a pretty nice reminder that if you think you can escape a super soldier in a helicopter... well, you just can't.

Iron Man vs. Captain America: The intermittent clips from his communicator finally end in one last fight and when he and Bucky walk away, he doesn't look back.