Captain: No pain. No fear. No giving up.

No fear. No giving up. Absolutely. But no pain? Not exactly. The pain is important, in a way. For once, someone else is in more pain than you.

The walls are still closing in. The aches and the pains have lived with you for years, but you've learned to be friends with them. He's struggling, his motions affected by a lodged bullet and the bruises and battering inflicted throughout this fight, suffering pain-addled movement that's familiar to you.