Warning: The following characters and aspects are not mine. They belong to Disney, Lucasfilms, and Marvel Studios.
A young man was seen among many in the Smithsonian Museum of
Natural History in Washington D.C. He was tall with a strong build, had
blonde hair and blue eyes. However, this was no average visitor to the
museum. This was Captain Steve Rogers, as he was known to the public,
Captain America.
He was here to see a new exhibit dedicated to himself and his squad,
The Howling Commandos, from his glory days of World War II. But before
making his way to his exhibit, he decided to look at the other exhibits in the
museum to catch up on seventy lost years of history he spent frozen in ice
until a few years ago. He looked in awe at rockets used in the Apollo Space
Missions, and looked in sadness at exhibits of the September 11 attacks. Finally, he made his way to an exhibit that stopped him
in his tracks.
It was odd for something so normal to be in a museum, much less
catch Captain Rogers by surprise. Behind a glass window sat a faded
brown fedora, a worn out, dark brown leather jacket, a brown leather
bullwhip, and a tan satchel. Steve looked at it in silent curiosity, reading the
plaque regarding its significance to history. A few moments later, Steve
scoffed and muttered "Used in the movies, my ass." As Steve made his
way to his exhibit, the plaque was shown, with a small paragraph titled
"Fedora, jacket, bullwhip, and satchel used by Harrison Ford in the Indiana
Jones trilogy."