[ SECRET POST #3545 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3545 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Steve's a guy who'll throw himself on a grenade for the greater good, he can manage personal sacrifices to himself for what he thinks is right. Consequences would be Bucky losing his shit and killing a busload of kids because Steve wanted to save him so badly he lost sight of just how much danger he was putting other people into. Not that I want or expect that to happen, but MCU Steve has never dealt with the fallout of making a really bad call, whereas Tony has, over and over again. And I like Steve a lot, but every character needs to be objectively wrong sometimes, seeing how they handle it adds complexity to them.

[tabaqui]

I guess I don't Steve as making a 'bad call' in any of the Cap movies? He was trying to get Bucky to come in, quietly, without fighting, until they were attacked by whoever it was attacked them (WC? UN? I can't remember), and then they *both* fought to *not* kill anyone. Then Bucky was running from all the soldiers and T'Challa (who was straight up gunning for him for revenge). And then when they were surrounded, Cap kept Bucky from fighting anymore, and he turned himself in.

And when Zemo started to fuck with him, it became obvious that he *could* have broken out of the containment...thing, but just hadn't. And then Cap and Sam *put his arm in a vise* he couldn't get free of, so they could figure out what the hell was going on. And then they alone went to *Siberia* to get Zemo/stop the other soldiers.

So where are you seeing bad, people-killing (busload of kids killing) decision making? Until Zemo, Bucky *wasn't* a threat, and even after, Bucky did his best to *not* hurt anyone, until again, Zemo got him with the code words.