"It's got character," Bucky comments dryly, as though that was a line someone trying to close a sale actually tried on him when he bought over the place. It was practically abandoned when he came in so there wasn't really much salesing or negotiating involved.

"You can run to town yourself. Get your own supplies." Maybe Bucky will be crazy enough to attempt packing up and leaving. It's been so long since he lived that life that he doesn't have a bag just ready to go, but it wouldn't take him five minutes to just shove a few things into a bag and throw the dog and chicken in the back and just take off, call someone later to come for the other rescue animals.

It's all very movieesque though, and unrealistic. If he really wants to go he has to leave everything behind. He-- can probably do that to himself. But he's too much of a worrier to just abandon all his animals. They're all old and the only places nearby that'll take them will either turn them to dinner or put them down.

Sounds and feels like a familiar fate.

Besides, Zemo seems insistent on making his life as miserable as possible. It'll likely only make things worse if he does something rash and stupid.