incoming transmission from: @reactoric message sent: “But are you willing to pay the price your freedom will cost?” (reactoric)
"What other choice do I have, Tony?" He remembered the speech he made in DC, the one that reminded everyone that the price of freedom was high but it was one he was willing to pay. This, though, seemed different. This felt like he was going to be losing someone he cared for. A part of him had known that refusing to sign the Accords was going to have a price, but he didn't think that it would mean losing Tony. He'd thought that they might be able to work things out but the more they talked the more Steve knew things wouldn't work out how he wanted them to. And his heart hurt to think this was going to be the last time they would see each other. Or even talk with each other. They were on opposite sides of this debate and what he said next would make or break their friendship. "I'll pay whatever price I have to to show people that freedom is worth fighting for."















