But I ain't no madman.

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[orangetoughguy]

We gotcha.

[The shield and Steve himself even though it's just as likely Steve can do it on his own. There's a bit of courtesy and ethics involved in helping out another guy when you're all in dire straits. Even if he's a super soldier.]

Damn. [Steve has a funny look to his eyes but Freddy won't push it.] Think we can save the car?

[And by saving the car, the water.]

[punchedhitler]

[Steve looks at the car for a long minute, and takes the tow line and begins to tie it, carefully, to the car.]

I think so.

[His knots are perfect.]

[whitetwoguns]

Easy.

[The car makes that groan noise and slides a little.]

Take your time.

[Even though that may not be what they have. If they can save themselves and save themselves from doing it all over again, it would be wonderful.]

[orangetoughguy]

[It doesn't take long to understand what Steve's going to attempt. Even though he and Larry aren't super soldiers he's not going to stand back and watch. Just another glance at Larry then he gives a nod before approaching Cap to help pull the car back onto the ledge. You're coming too right Lawrence Dimick?]

[punchedhitler]

[Steve has a handle on the rope, and he doesn't wait - waiting could be the difference between driving down and a smashed car in a ravine. He begins to pull, and the car begins to move. There's lots of space for Larry to come help.]

[whitetwoguns]

[Okay old man. So you're not a super hero, but shit you're a man. Larry grips the rope and hopes that he can be of some kind of an aid pulling too. Tightly now.]

We got it, champ.

[Two men on the rope. Adrenaline could turbo charge them. That's what happens in the news.]

[orangetoughguy]

[Look at that the car is budging ever so slowly. Over and over then clunk! It's back on the ledge completely and still in one piece, although the same can't be said for its alignment or that soft 'hum hum' quality the engine had when they first came up.]

Goddamn. We did it.