[ SECRET POST #2711 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2711 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I....actually don't think it was? The other day when it was being discussed here and people said he was OOC, at first I thought "yes". And then I thought about it some more and was "but no." Okay I'm sorry bear with me, I've obviously been thinking about this too much. But when Avengers starts, we find him beating the crap out of a series of punching bags. And yes he gets on board with the mission, but not without giving Fury plenty of sass about it. I think Steve is just pissed off at the world when the movie starts, and he probably feels completely out of control. But then he gets back in the field and he's back on more familiar ground, but then Tony shows up, and suddenly he's completely out of control of the situation again. And to top it off Tony just seems to be deliberately trying to push his buttons. And in response Steve goes into complete uptight asshole mode. But it doesn't stop him from listening to what Tony and Bruce are saying and going and breaking into the storage area and then confronting Fury about the weapons. And then by the time he and Natasha and Clint steal the jet and take off without even pretending to ask permission, he's back to form.

I don't know. I've obviously been overthinking this. Sorry. :(

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DA

I'm in complete agreement with you. I'm the anon below; quoting a bit more from my previous comment, "Imo, the fact that Steve needed some persuasion before taking Tony's concerns seriously says more about his then-relationship with Tony than about Steve himself. At that point, Steve saw Tony as little more than a flashy, egocentric, unreliable dilettante; of course Steve was going to try to keep Tony focused on the task at hand, and to be suspicious of Tony's motives for spying on SHIELD."

And I can't believe I forgot about Steve's stealing the jet with Natasha and Clint! A+ evidence, anon.

[(Anonymous)]

Haha yes. "Son, just don't."

[(Anonymous)]

And SA as above, also AYRT...

I agree with you. Steve is just already bone-deep angry, and Stark is pushing every single button he has. Tony's pushing (which is what he does) and Steve is pushing back. If Tony's going to flout the rules, well then, damn, he's going to be the rules' greatest champion, just to oppose Tony (even if he might privately think there's something to what Tony's saying).