I HAVE HIS FUKCING ADDRESS THANK YOU GOOGLE NOW I JUST NEED TO DO A FEASIBILITY CHECK
IT DOESN’T EXIST
ALSO WTF IS UP WITH THE MOVIE @hansbekhart is having your front door opening to a vacant? lot? a normal thing? because there’s not much street going on during the “end of the line” scene.
What, in this scene?
Not normal, but good history on the part of whoever set the shot that way. It looks like Steve lives in a rear tenement, the shittiest of the shitty options of tenement living. Tenements sometimes had a few buildings built onto a lot, and the ones in the back were the older, cheaper, shittier, smaller, less ventilated, more fatally hazard to your health ones.
You might pass through a courtyard or through the front tenement in order to get to your building.
Cute, right?
In each of these buildings there would’ve been literally a hundred or more people living there at any given time, often with more than ten people to each apartment. People didn’t live in these places long; Steve probably would’ve passed through a lot of these shitty places, growing up.
By the time Steve was born there’d been massive reforms to tenement living, mostly because of OG social justice warrior Jacob Riis, which did help put a halt to the crazy death rate and also gave us some oddities like windows that look into the other room.
BUT still a good chance Mrs Rogers might’ve contracted TB just from, like, the privies that still might’ve been hanging out in the yard or something.
So yeah, good history, showing that Steve definitely lived in a total shithole and is a crazy person for storing his house key where his literally hundreds of neighbors could totally break in and relieve him of whatever shitty belongings he had. Consistent characterization for the numbnuts who stored Fury’s flash drive in the super secret location of a vending machine, I guess.
Also yeah if you’re talking about Steve’s address from his cheating the draft file or whatever, that’s a total bullshit address. It’s like seven digits long, we don’t tend to do that.
i’m gonna give you a big fucking kiss one day.
i’m going with alameda avenue because it seems to also be fictional? this appeals to me.
So yeah, good history, showing that Steve definitely lived in a total shithole and is a crazy person for storing his house key where his literally hundreds of neighbors could totally break in and relieve him of whatever shitty belongings he had. Consistent characterization for the numbnuts who stored Fury’s flash drive in the super secret location of a vending machine, I guess.
