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Pepper and Tony are honorable mentions because they're my parents and I wanted to focus on everyone else

Scott, Clint, and Rhodey are honorable mentions because they don't live in the compound since they hate us🙄(Uncle Rhodey still works with the military so he lives in DC but comes to the compound multiple times a week for training and missions and just to visit. Scott lives in an apartment in the city about thirty minutes away from us(I scripted the compound to be much closer to NYC) where he gets Cassie every other week due to a split custody arrangement. Clint lives with his family on a farm that's about a two minute drive from the compound. We see all three of them every week, Clint every day.)

The Sokovia Accords aren't a thing. Ultron attacked Sokovia and everything like that, but the Avengers were able to get everyone out in time and safely lower the country to the ground. On top of that, my dad(Tony) and the Avengers in general donated millions of dollars to help with the rebuilding the country. Also, Wanda contained the explosion in Lagos just fine with no one getting hurt. Lastly, they was unsuccessful in framing Bucky for the bombing in Vienna because it was unsuccessful. The plan was revealed beforehand, so it didn't work(T'Challa still becomes King of Wakanda, his father decides to step down and that's how it happens). The meeting in Vienna still happens, though it's not involving the Avengers.

The Accords started to be written in 2012 when the Avengers first came together. The president who had just come into power started writing them, planning his next re-election and what could look best for him. The Battle of New York happened and he started coming up with the idea.

After Ultron, he sees an opportunity to try and get the Avengers to sign The Accords. He doesn't get other countries to get on board with it. The Accords are something that was only coming from the president and his administration in an attempt to gain control over the Avengers. He comes to the compound himself, handing out a copy to everyone there. He gave a summary, what he was wanting. He said that they would need to report to him or someone he puts in charge of them about missions they are thinking of going on, and he and a group of other people in his cabinet will decide if it's alright or not. He goes on to explain that this is needed because of the potential risks of having a group as powerful as them acting independently. He said that this is just a precaution to make everyone feel safe and prevent any future incidents. He brings up Ultron, saying it could've gone much worse. There needs to be control.

The two who are first thinking of agreeing are my dad and Uncle Rhodey. My dad is still feeling guilty about Ultron, and Uncle Rhodey trusts the president, having worked with him before. The two who are first thinking of disagreeing are Steve and Sam. During the meeting, someone does ask what would happen if they didn't agree. The president had paused, as if he didn't expect them to ask this. Then, he told them that since they are on American soil, they would be considered vigilantes and charged with assault, false imprisonment, kidnapping, criminal mischief, stalking, destroying property, and many more. They might be able to get out of it, like how Bucky, Wanda, and Pietro were found innocent during their trials, but the President couldn't promise anything. It's a very, very concealed threat, disguised with diplomacy and false worry.

A debate starts between the Avengers. The president ends up speaking up, saying he understands their hesitation. He suggests a trial run. For the next two weeks, they'd act as if The Accords were in play. If after the two-week period, there were more people who didn't like them, then The Accords wouldn't be put in place. He'd be willing to drop it. However, the only way he'd be willing is if they follow the rules, and actually try it out. No finding loopholes or anything like that. He leaves to give them a few minutes to discuss. They argue, I actually walk by the door at some point, having just woken up. I see the president, ask him what's happening. He says that it's confidential, having a bit of a tone. We talk a bit more before he 'dismisses' me. I was already actively walking away.

Inevitably, the Avengers agree to a trial run, figuring it's the best idea for them to not all be on trial. In the first week, over twenty of the missions they planned on going on were shot down. The only ones that were approved were ones in the US or countries allied with the US. The problems were starting to show, but my dad and Uncle Rhodey weren't willing to back down just yet, arguing they are just being strict during the test run to show what it would be like. Of course, this is mostly my dad being stubborn and facing the guilt from Ultron. Uncle Rhodey likes to have his back.

At one point, this group is attacking different places throughout New York. An attack every two days. No one gets hurt, but property is damaged. There's always time for the Avengers to get there and stop it, but every time they ask, their request is denied. They say there's more important things than some property getting damaged. After two weeks of this, my dad is slowly losing hope, but now the stubbornness kicks in. One morning, this leads to training getting more intense than usual. This is the same morning of the day Peter and I planned on going to the mall. We were both tired of the fighting, and so we planned a day to go hang out to get away from it. Earlier that morning he messaged saying he wouldn't be able to make it because Aunt May needs his help with something and he remembered a test he has to study for. So, the plan is cancelled. That is until I see how training got intense. I'm getting food in the kitchen and they walk in, bruised and arguing. They ask me, and despite my initial hesitation, I end up giving my opinion that they are all idiots who are letting this tear them apart. I storm out, and then I see Uncle Happy waiting with the car. I curse myself internally for forgetting to let him know the plans were cancelled, but then end up deciding I could just go on my own so he didn't drive out here for no reason.

He drops me off and I walk around for a bit. Back at the compound, the fighting has turned into awkward silence as everyone realizes just how far they'd let their anger take them, and my dad realizes just how far he let his stubborn nature take him. They are starting to talk when Nick Fury walks in and says he's fed up with this. There's an attack going on right now, and they're acting on it. This time hostages have been taken. They talk there and monitor the situation. Then, Peter rushes in, asking where I am. They say I left, went out somewhere. He asks where, they point out that I'm a grown adult and not the top priority at the moment. He tells them about the plan we had. Everyone ends up realizing I'm at that mall and head over, now on site with law enforcement and first responders, watching the camera feed.

By the time they get in, the other hostages have been let go, but I was exposed to radiation that knocked me unconscious. They get me back to the compound(I'm fine, I wake up after three days, it's how I got my powers). People have fully turned against the Accords now, and they tell the president such. The president says that the two weeks weren't up, so they broke the rules of their agreement. Now they can either agree or face charges. They point out that it won't look good for his reelection campaign if he's the reason that the beloved heroes of the world go on trial and potentially to jail. It also won't look good if the public knew that the reason the Avengers weren't as active during those two weeks was because the president was threatening to arrest them. There's also how other countries might feel about the whole thing. None of it would look good for him, and they're willing to go public with it if he pushes this. The Accords are dropped.

The president didn't win reelection, due to him just being shitty in general. Technically, the whole Accords thing was over. And it is, for a few more years, but when he starts talking about running again I post a YouTube video about what was going on and that plan is ruined. After all, I wasn't an Avenger at the time, so it wasn't like I agreed to not say anything if he didn't press charges. So, he nevers runs again and also isn't able to run for lower level offices. The public doesn't really like when you mess with the Avengers like that.