Right. [Okay, well that answers... maybe not his next question, but a question. Honestly, he's not sure what to ask - or if he should ask anything, because she's starting to look a little uncomfortable (and he's pretty good at telling when women look uncomfortable, they tended to do it a lot around him).] Sorry. That's... this probably isn't what you were expecting when you woke up, either. [Because it's sure as hell not what he was expecting, but he can at least appreciate that this goes both ways. And if this is going to last a couple of days... then he'd better get used to it. Or... try.

He does notice when she starts buttoning up the sweater, and yeah, he hasn't ever had a sister so he'll just... not look for a second. That seems safest. Bucky's going to laugh so hard at him when he... gets back? Turns back? Something like that. He's starting to think of this less as Bucky just turning into a girl, and more of Bucky having been... replaced by someone with the same personality, but who's a girl and has obviously led a different life. That's definitely weirder, though.

But clothes. Right.] Oh - uh. No, I definitely don't. [A little laugh.] But, I mean, there are other women on the Barge. I'm sure someone can lend you something. [He's wondering if it's just Bucky that's affected, or if it's more widespread than that.] Do you... [He's about to ask if she wants to get breakfast, since they're up (although he has no idea what time it is, but that generally doesn't seem to matter) but without much to wear, that's probably not ideal.] I mean, I can grab us something to eat. [He's not trying to run away - he's not - but he needs just a second to process this and maybe she does too?

Besides, he's still trying to shake the last vestiges of that nightmare, and some memories, too.]