MAKING DREAMS

silverfox rdj/tony

Steve’s arc is always about him being a man out of time that lives in the present. It was difficult for him at first to adjust (the end of CA: TFA, Avengers).

But then he started to go blend in (CA: TWS) where he learned a lot about the present days, hence him taking notes on everything and natasha trying to find him a date. He met one of the most important character to steve in the comics, sam. Also remember that steve and peggy had a a crucial scene on this film. She said she has lived a life and have a whole family with her. She also told steve that they cannot change the past and he needed to start over. (I also want to point out the ending in Agent Carter series where he literally throw away steve’s blood and said goodbye). This is steve’s closure for peggy. Which follows to the the scene where he tried to ask sharon, one of the most important character in steve’s life in the comics, out. Let me remind you of all the people that nat suggested, sharon is the only one he didn’t turn down. He then knew bucky was alive and tried to save him.

On Avenges: Age of Ultron, we didn’t see much of his arc. But we saw his fear that he didn’t want the fight to end. Also at the end of the film, he said he’s “home” referring to the present days.

This leads to the next film (CA: CW). He tried his best to save his best friend to have a second chance in life, just like him. Also peggy’s passed a way so that bucky is his only connection to the past. Again, here, he tried to ask sharon out again. And this time instead of the girl making a move on steve, he was the one who did it and he kissed sharon.

I don’t mention his arc in infinity war because he barely say a thing. Then we have… endgame. Where he suddenly forgot everything and left the present to be with a woman who has moved on. And left his family in the present. What the hell.

This is 100% my favourite Far From Home poster because all I see is another version of small Peter and Iron Man in this scene from IM2. I love this parallel.

Like… it’s such beautiful validation. So many of us have been saying these things for years, but it was easy to vilify Tony. Now? Look who was The Real Hero the whole damn time.