Natasha was someone people would look at. Strong, kind hearted, she always wanted to fight for her rights and others.
( And Yelena, she was probably too different? She didn’t even know. )
So are you.
Nat thought that way too, y’know.
(Maybe if he mentioned a little of how her sister was while she was on the Avengers, it might help her with how she felt.)
But eventually, she realized she was more than an assassin. She was a friend, a good person. . . a leader.
Give myself grace? Steve, I’m a former assassin, now seen as a super hero in an Avengers team, how could I?
( Green eyes lifted up to his features, a frown now noticeable between her brows. )
(His lips formed a slight frown. Mostly of concern, care.)
. . .I wouldn’t say that. We’re all leaders in our own way, whether we like to admit that or not. You should give yourself grace sometimes, Yelena.
Yeah… heard about that fighting part..
( Another sigh, while her fingers pinched the bridge of her nose. )
I mean… People are seeing a kind of leader inside of me… but… I’m not?
It helps if you have a team you can really trust, I suppose. Though there have been times where even then, teams can disagree and fight.
(He shrugged lightly, brows furrowing as he thought back to the most recent mission he’d been on.)
Day by day, minute by minute.
Yeah, missions don’t ever get any easier, do they?
(Steve’s rather sympathetic since he’s had his own fair share of tough battles he had to experience. So he’s there, offering an ear if Yelena requires that.)