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"Captain America: Civil War (2016)" ^ (Run time 02:27:42)

Longing

Rusted

Seventeen

Daybreak

Furnace

Nine

Benign

Homecoming

One

Freight car

Good morning, Soldier.

Ready to comply.

I have a mission for you.

Sanction and extract.

No witnesses.

Well done Soldier.

All right, what do you see?

Standard beat cops.

Small station.

Quiet street.

It's a good target.

There's an ATM on the
south corner, which means?

Cameras.

Both cross streets are one-way.

So, compromised escape routes.

Means our guy doesn't
care about being seen.

He isn't afraid
to make a mess on the way out.

You see that Range Rover
halfway up the block?

Yeah, the red one?
It's cute.

It's also bulletproof,

which means private security...

which means more guns...

which means more headaches
for somebody. Probably us.

You guys know
I can move things with my mind, right?

Looking over your shoulder
needs to become second nature.

Anybody ever tell you
you're a little paranoid?

Not to my face.
Why? Did you hear something?

Eyes on target, folks.

This is the best lead
we've had on Rumlow

in 6 months.
I don't want to lose him.

If he sees us coming,
that won't be a problem.

He kind of hates us.

Sam... see that garbage truck?

Tag it.

Give me X-ray.

That truck's loaded for max weight.

And the driver's armed.

It's a battering ram.

- Go now.
- What?

He's not hitting the police.

Body Armour,
AR-15s.

I make 7 hostiles.

I make 5.

Sam.

4.

Rumlow's on the third floor.

Wanda, just like we practiced.

What about the gas?

Get it out.

Pack it up.

He's here.

Rumlow has a biological weapon.

I'm on it.

I don't work like that no more.

Fire in the hole.

No!

Sam.

He's in an AFV heading north.

Take this to the airstrip.

We're not gonna outrun them.
Lose the truck.

Where are you going to meet us?

I'm not.

I've got four,
they're splitting up.

I got the two on the left.

They ditched their gear.

It's a shell game now.
One of them has the payload.

There you are, you son of a bitch.

I've been waiting for this!

He doesn't have it.

I'm empty!

Out of the way!

Drop it.

Or I'll drop this.

- Drop it!
- He'll do it!

Payload secure.
Thanks, Sam.

Don't thank me.

I'm not thanking that thing.

His name is Redwing.

I'm still not thanking it.

He's cute.
Go ahead, pet him.

Come on!

This is for dropping
a building on my face.

Ahh!

I think I look pretty good,
all things considered.

Who's your buyer?

You know, he knew you.

Your pal, your buddy, your BUCKY.

What did you say?

He remembered you.

I was there.
He got all weepy about it.

Till they put his brain
back in a blender.

He wanted you to know something.

He said to me...

"Please tell Rogers.

"When you gotta go...

"you gotta go."

And you're coming with me.

Oh, my...

Sam... we need
Fire and Rescue

on the south side of the building.

We gotta get up there.

Try to remember the kind of September

When grass was green

Wake up, dear,
and say goodbye to your father.

Who's the homeless person
on the couch?

This is why
I love coming home for Christmas...

right before you leave town.

Be nice, dear,
he's been studying abroad.

Really? Which broad?
What's her name?

Candice.

Do me a favour?

Try not to burn
the house down before Monday.

Okay, so it's Monday.

That is good to know,

I will plan my toga party accordingly.

Where you going?

Your father's flying us to the
Bahamas for a little getaway.

We might have to make a quick stop.

At the Pentagon.
Right?

Don't worry, you're gonna love
the holiday menu at the commissary.

They say sarcasm
is a metric for potential.

If that's true,
you'll be a great man someday.

I'll get the bags.

He does miss you when you're not here.

And frankly, you're going to miss us.

Because this is the last time
we're all going to be together.

You know what's about to happen.

Say something.

If you don't, you'll regret it.

I love you, Dad.

And I know you did
the best you could.

That's how I wish it happened.

Binarily Augmented Retro-Framing...

or BARF.

God, I gotta work on that acronym.

An extremely costly method of
hijacking the hippocampus...

to clear traumatic memories.

Huh.

It doesn't change the fact

that they never made it to the airport...

or all the things I did to avoid
processing my grief, but...

Plus, $611 million for my
little therapeutic experiment?

No one in their right mind
would've ever funded it.

Help me out,
what's the MIT mission statement?

"To generate, disseminate...

and preserve knowledge.

And work with others...

to bring it to bear on
the world's great challenges."

Well, you are the others.

And, quiet as it's kept,
the challenges facing you

are the greatest mankind's ever known.

Plus, most of you are broke.

Oh, I'm sorry.
Rather, you were.

As of this moment...

every student has been made
an equal recipient...

of the inaugural
September Foundation Grant.

As in...

all of your projects have
just been approved and funded.

No strings, no taxes...

just reframe the future!

Starting now.

Go break some eggs.

Wow.
Wow.

That took my breath away.

Oh, Tony!
So generous.

So much money!
Wow!

Out of curiosity...

will any portion of that grant
be made available to faculty?

I know, "Ooh, gross,"
but hear me out.

I have got this killer idea
for a self-cooking hotdog.

Basically,
chemical detonator embedded...

Restroom's this way, yeah?

Yeah.
Embedded in the meat shaft.

Mr Stark, I am so sorry
about the teleprompter.

I didn't know Miss Potts had cancelled.

They didn't have time to fix it.

It's fine.
I'll be right back.

We'll catch up later.

That was nice,
what you did for those young people.

Ah, they deserve it.

Plus, it helps ease my conscience.

They say there's a correlation
between generosity and guilt.

But if you've got the money...

break as many eggs as you like.

Right?

Are you going up?

I'm right where I want to be.

Okay.
Hey.

Sorry, it's an occupational hazard.

I work for the State Department.

Human Resources.

I know it's boring...

but it enabled me to raise a son.

I'm very proud
of what he grew up to be.

His name was Charlie Spencer.

You murdered him.

In Sokovia.

Not that that matters
in the least to you.

You think you fight for us?

You just fight for yourself.

Who's going to avenge my son, Stark?

He's dead...
and I blame you.

11 Wakandans were

among those killed
during a confrontation...

between the Avengers
and a group of mercenaries...

in Lagos, Nigeria last month.

The traditionally reclusive Wakandans
were on an outreach mission...

in Lagos,
when the attack occurred.

Our people's blood is spilled
on foreign soil...

not only because of
the actions of criminals...

but by the indifference
of those pledged to stop them.

Victory at the expense of the innocent...
is no victory at all.

The Wakandan king went on to...

They are operating outside

and above the international law.

Because that's the reality,

if we don't respond to acts like these.

What legal authority does an enhanced

individual like Wanda Maximoff have...
to operate in Nigeri?

It's my fault.

- That's not true.
- Then turn the TV back on.

They're being very specific.

I should've clocked that bomb vest
long before you had to deal with it.

Rumlow said "BUCKY"...

and all of a sudden I was a
16-year-old kid again, in Brooklyn.

And people died.

It's on me.

It's on both of us.

This job...

We try to save
as many people as we can.

Sometimes that doesn't
mean everybody.

But if we can't find a way
to live with that...

then next time...

maybe nobody gets saved.

Vis!
We talked about this.

Yes, but the door was open
so I assumed that...

Captain Rogers wished to know
when Mr Stark was arriving.

Thank you.
We'll be right down.

I'll use the door.

Oh, and apparently,
he's brought a guest.

We know who it is?

The Secretary of State.

Five years ago...

I had a heart attack...

and dropped right in
the middle of my backswing.

Turned out it was the best
round of my life...

because after 13 hours of
surgery and a triple bypass...

I found something 40 years
in the Army had never taught me.

Perspective.

The world owes the Avengers
an unpayable debt.

You have fought for us...

protected us,
risked your lives...

but while a great many people
see you as heroes...

there are some...

who would prefer the word "vigilantes."

What word would you use,
Mr Secretary?

How about "dangerous"?

What would you call
a group of US-based,

enhanced individuals...

who routinely ignore
sovereign borders...

and inflict their will
wherever they choose...

and who, frankly,
seem unconcerned

about what they leave behind?

New York.

Washington, D.C.

Sokovia.

Lagos.

Okay.
That's enough.

For the past four years,

you've operated with unlimited power...

and no supervision.

That's an arrangement
the governments of the world

can no longer tolerate.

But I think we have a solution.

The Sokovia Accords.

Approved by 117 countries...

it states that the Avengers

shall no longer be a private organization.

Instead...

they'll operate under the supervision

of a United Nations panel...

only when and if that panel
deems it necessary.

The Avengers were formed to
make the world a safer place.

I feel we've done that.

Tell me, Captain, do you know
where Thor and Banner are right now?

If I misplaced a couple of
30 megaton nukes...

you can bet there'd be consequences.

Compromise. Reassurance.
That's how the world works.

Believe me, this is the middle ground.

So, there are contingencies.

Three days from now,
the UN meets in Vienna...

to ratify the Accords.

Talk it over.

And if we come
to a decision you don't like?

Then you retire.

Hello?

Is this your car out front?

I jumped the kerb.

Maybe we could...

take care of it ourselves.

If you wanna call the cops,
that's okay, too...

- I guess.
- No.

No cops.

Thank you.

You have kept your looks, Colonel.

Congratulations.

"Mission report. December 16, 1991."

Who are you?

My name is Zemo.

I will repeat my question.

Mission report, December 16, 1991.

How did you find me?

When S.H.I.E.L.D. fell...

Black Widow released
HYDRA files to the public.

Millions of pages.
Much of it encrypted.

Not easy to decipher.

But, I have experience.

And patience.

A man can do anything
if he has those.

What do you want?

Mission report.

December 16.

1991.

Go... to... hell!

HYDRA deserves its place
on the ash heap.

So your death would not bother me.

But I'd have to use this book...

and other bloodier methods
to find what I need.

I don't look forward to that.

You'd only be dying for...

your pride.

Hail HYDRA.

Secretary Ross has
a Congressional Medal of Honour...

which is one more than you have.

So let's say we agree to this thing.

How long is it gonna be
before they LoJack us

like a bunch of common criminals?

117 countries want to sign this.

117, Sam, and you're just like,
"No, that's cool. We got it."

How long are you going
to play both sides?

I have an equation.

Oh, this will clear it up.

In the eight years since Mr Stark

announced himself as Iron Man...

the number of known enhanced persons
has grown exponentially.

During the same period...

the number of potentially
world-ending events

has risen at a commensurate rate.

Are you saying it's our fault?

I'm saying there may be a causality.

Our very strength invites challenge.

Challenge incites conflict.

And conflict...

breeds catastrophe.

Oversight...

Oversight is not an idea that
can be dismissed out of hand.

Boom.

Tony.

You are being uncharacteristically
non-hyperverbal.

It's because he's already
made up his mind.

Boy, you know me so well.

Actually, I'm nursing
an electromagnetic headache.

That's what's going on, Cap.
It's just pain.

It's discomfort.

Who's putting coffee grounds
in the disposal?

Am I running a bed and breakfast
for a biker gang?

Oh, that's Charles Spencer,
by the way.

He's a great kid.

Computer engineering degree,
3.6 GPA...

had a floor-level gig
at Intel planned for the fall.

But first, he wanted to put
a few miles on his soul...

before he parked it
behind a desk. See the world.

Maybe be of service.

Charlie didn't want to go to Vegas or

Fort Lauderdale,
which is what I would do.

He didn't go to Paris or Amsterdam,
which sounds fun.

He decided to spend his summer

building sustainable housing
for the poor.

Guess where.
Sokovia.

He wanted to make
a difference, I suppose.

We won't know because we dropped

a building on him
while we were kicking ass.

There's no decision-making
process here.

We need to be put in check!

Whatever form that takes,
I'm game.

If we can't accept limitations,

if we're boundary-less...

we're no better than the bad guys.

Tony, someone dies on your watch,
you don't give up.

Who said we're giving up?

We are if we're not
taking responsibility for our actions.

This document just shifts the blame.

I'm sorry, Steve.

That is dangerously arrogant.

This is the United Nations
we're talking about.

It's not the World Security Council,

it's not S.H.I.E.L.D.,
it's not HYDRA.

No, but it's run by people

with agendas, and agendas change.

That's good.
That's why I'm here.

When I realised what my weapons
were capable of in the wrong hands...

I shut it down
and stopped manufacturing.

Tony, you chose to do that.

If we sign this, we surrender
our right to choose.

What if this panel sends us somewhere
we don't think we should go?

What if there is somewhere
we need to go

and they don't let us?

We may not be perfect,

but the safest hands are still our own.

If we don't do this now,

it's gonna be done to us later.

That's the fact.
That won't be pretty.

You're saying they'll come for me.

We would protect you.

Maybe Tony's right.

If we have one hand on the wheel,

we can still steer.
If we take it off...

Aren't you the same woman
who told the government

to kiss her ass a few years ago?

I'm just reading the terrain.

We have made some
very public mistakes.

We need to win their trust back.

Focus up. I'm sorry.
Did I just mishear you...

- or did you agree with me?
- I want to take it back now.

No, you can't retract it.

Thank you.
Unprecedented.

Okay. Case closed.
I win.

I have to go.

And now, I would like
to invite Sharon Carter

to come up and say a few words.

Margaret Carter was known to most
as a founder of S.H.I.E.L.D.

but I just knew her
as Aunt Peggy.

She had a photograph in her office.

Aunt Peggy standing next to JFK.

As a kid, that was pretty cool.

But it was a lot
to live up to.

Which is why I never told
anyone we were related.

I asked her once
how she managed

to master diplomacy and espionage...

in a time when no one wanted to see
a woman succeed at either.

She said, compromise where you can.

But where you can't,
don't.

Even if everyone is telling you
that something wrong is something right.

Even if the whole world
is telling you to move...

it is your duty to plant
yourself like a tree...

look them in the eye and say
"No, you move."

When I came out of the ice,

I thought everyone
I had known was gone.

Then I found out she was alive.

I was just lucky to have her.

She had you back, too.

Who else signed?

Tony, Rhodey, Vision.

Clint?

Says he's retired.

- Wanda?
- TBD.

I'm off to Vienna
for the signing of the Accords.

There's plenty of room on the jet.

Just because it's the path
of least resistance...

doesn't mean it's the wrong path.

Staying together is more important
than how we stay together.

What are we giving up to do it?

I'm sorry, Nat.

I can't sign it.

I know.

Then what are you doing here?

I didn't want you to be alone.

Come here.

At a special
United Nations conference...

117 countries have come together

to ratify the Sokovia Accords.

Excuse me, Ms Romanoff?

- Yes?
- These need your signature.

- Thank you.
- Thanks.

I suppose neither of us
is used to the spotlight.

Oh, well, it's not always so flattering.

You seem to be doing all right so far.

Considering your last trip
to Capitol Hill...

I wouldn't think you'd be particularly
comfortable in this company.

Well, I'm not.

And that alone makes me glad
you are here, Ms Romanoff.

Why?
You don't approve of all this?

The Accords, yes.
The politics, not really.

Two people in a room can get
more done than a hundred.

Unless you need to move a piano.

Ms Romanoff.

King T'Chaka.

Please, allow me to apologise
for what happened in Nigeria.

Thank you.

Thank you for agreeing to all of this.

I'm sad to hear that Captain Rogers
will not be joining us today.

Yes, so am I.

If everyone could please be seated.

This assembly is now in session.

That is the future calling.

Such a pleasure.

Thank you.

For a man
who disapproves of diplomacy,

you're getting quite good at it.

I'm happy, Father.

Thank you.

Thank you.

When stolen Wakandan vibranium

was used to make a terrible weapon...

we in Wakanda were forced
to question our legacy.

Those men and women
killed in Nigeria...

were part of a goodwill mission

from a country too long in the shadows.

We will not, however,
let misfortune drive us back.

We will fight to improve
the world we wish to join.

I am grateful to the Avengers
for supporting this initiative.

Wakanda is proud

to extend its hand in peace.

Everybody get down!

My mom tried to
talk me out of enlisting...

but, um, not Aunt Peggy.

She bought me my first thigh holster.

Very practical.

And stylish.

CIA has you stationed over here now?

Berlin.
Joint Terrorism Task Force.

Right. Right.
Sounds fun.

I know, right?

I've been meaning to ask you.

When you were spying on me
from across the hall...

You mean when I was doing my job.

Did Peggy know?

She kept so many secrets.

I didn't want her
to have one from you.

Thanks for walking me back.

Sure.

Steve.

There's something you gotta see.

A bomb hidden in a news van...

Who's coordinating?

Ripped through
the UN building in Vienna.

Good.
They're solid. Forensics?

More than 70 people have been injured.

At least 12 are dead,
including Wakanda's King T'Chaka.

Officials have released
a video of a suspect...

who they have identified
as James Buchanan Barnes...

the Winter Soldier.

The infamous HYDRA agent...

linked to numerous acts of terrorism
and political assassinations.

I have to go to work.

Call MI6, see if we can get
Micro Forensics to hurry this up.

We need the whole team
here in two hours

or it's not worth it.

I'm very sorry.

In my culture...

death is not the end.

It's more of a stepping-off point.

You reach out with both hands...

and Bast and Sekhmet,

they lead you into the green veldt...

where you can run forever.

That sounds very peaceful.

My father thought so.

I am not my father.

T'CHALLA...

Task Force will decide
who brings in Barnes.

Don't bother, Ms Romanoff.

I'll kill him myself.

Yeah?

You all right?

Uh, yeah, thanks. I got lucky.

I know how much Barnes
means to you. I really do.

Stay home.
You'll only make this worse.

For all of us.

Please.

Are you saying you'll arrest me?

No.

Someone will.

If you interfere.
That's how it works now.

If he's this far gone, Nat,
I should be the one to bring him in.

Why?

Because I'm the one
least likely to die trying.

Shit.

She tell you to stay out of it?

Might have a point.

He'd do it for me.

1945, maybe.

I just want to make sure
we consider all our options.

The people that shoot at you

usually wind up shooting at me.

Tips have been pouring in
since that footage went public.

Everybody thinks
the Winter Soldier goes to their gym.

Most of it's noise.

Except for this.

My boss expects a briefing,
pretty much now...

so that's all the head start
you're gonna get.

Thank you.

You're gonna have to hurry.

We have orders to shoot on sight.

Homecoming

One

One

Freight car

I have your breakfast.

I could smell it before
I opened the door.

Side of bacon and black coffee.

Again.

I can make you something
different, if you like.

This is wonderful...

- I will just put this on your...
- It's okay, I can manage!

Heads up, Cap.

German Special Forces,
approaching from the south.

Understood.

Do you know me?

You're Steve.

I read about you in a museum.

They've set the perimeter.

I know you're nervous,

and you have plenty of reason to be.

But you're lying.

I wasn't in Vienna.
I don't do that any more.

They're entering the building.

Well, the people
who think you did are coming here now.

And they're not planning
on taking you alive.

That's smart.

Good strategy.

They're on the roof.
I'm compromised.

This doesn't have to end in a fight, Buck.

- It always ends in a fight.
- Five seconds.

You pulled me from the river.

Why?

- I don't know.
- Three seconds.

Yes, you do.

Breach! Breach! Breach!

Buck, stop!

You're gonna kill someone.

I'm not gonna kill anyone.

Suspect has broken containment!

He's headed down the east stairwell!

Come on, man.

Ahhh!

Sam, southwest rooftop.

Who the hell's the other guy?

About to find out.

- Sam.
- Got him.

Stand down!

Stand down!

Sam, I can't shake this guy.

Right behind you.

Stand down, now.

Congratulations, Cap.

You're a criminal.

Your Highness.

"A pinch of paprika."

A pinch.

Is that paprikash?

I thought it might
lift your spirits.

Spirits lifted.

In my defense,

I haven't actually ever eaten
anything before, so...

May I?

Please.

- Wanda?
- Hmm.

No one dislikes you, Wanda.

Thanks.

Oh, you're welcome.

No, it's a involuntary response
in their amygdala.

They can't help but be afraid of you.

Are you?

My amygdala is synthetic, so...

I used to think of myself one way.

But after this...

I am something else.

I'm still me, I think,
but...

that's not what everyone else sees.

Do you know,
I don't know what this is?

Not really.

I know it's not of this world...

that it powered Loki's staff,

gave you your abilities, but...

its true nature is a mystery.

And yet, it is part of me.

Are you afraid of it?

I wish to understand it.

The more I do,
the less it controls me.

One day... who knows?

I may even control it.

I don't know what's in this
but it is not paprika.

I'm gonna go to the store.

I'll be back in 20 minutes.

Alternatively, we could order a pizza?

Vision, are you not letting me leave?

It is a question of safety.

I can protect myself.

Not yours.

Mr Stark would like to
avoid the possibility

of another public incident.

Until the Accords are on
a more secure foundation.

And what do you want?

For people to see you...

as I do.

So, you like cats?

- Sam.
- What?

Dude shows up dressed like a cat,
you don't wanna know more?

Your suit... it's vibranium?

The Black Panther
has been the protector

of Wakanda for generations.

A mantle, passed from warrior to warrior.

And now, because your friend
murdered my father...

I also wear the mantle of king.

So, I ask you...

as both warrior and king...

how long do you think you can
keep your friend safe from me?

What's gonna happen to him?

Same thing that ought to
happen to you.

Psychological evaluation
and extradition.

This is Everett Ross,
Deputy Task Force Commander.

What about a lawyer?

Lawyer.
That's funny.

See their weapons are placed in lockup.

We'll write you a receipt.

I better not look out the window
and see anybody flying around in that.

You'll be
provided with an office

instead of a cell.

Now, do me a favour,
stay in it?

I don't intend on going anywhere.

For the record, this is what
making things worse looks like.

He's alive.

No.

Romania was not Accords-sanctioned.

Colonel Rhodes is supervising cleanup.

Try not to break anything
while we fix this.

Consequences? You bet
there'll be consequences.

Obviously you can quote me on that,

because I just said it.
Anything else?

Thank you, sir.

"Consequences"?

Secretary Ross
wants you both prosecuted.

Had to give him something.

I'm not getting that shield back, am I?

Technically, it's the
government's property.

Wings, too.

That's cold.

Warmer than jail.

Hey, you wanna see
something cool?

I pulled something from Dad's archives.

Felt timely.

FDR signed the Lend-Lease bill
with these in 1941.

Provided support to the Allies
when they needed it most.

Some would say it brought
our country closer to war.

See? If not for these,
you wouldn't be here.

I'm trying to...
What do you call it?

That's an olive branch.

Is that what you call it?

Is Pepper here? I didn't see her.

We're kinda...

- Well, not kinda...
- Pregnant?

No.
Definitely not.

We're taking a break.

It's nobody's fault.

I'm so sorry, Tony. I didn't know.

A few years ago, I almost lost her,
so I trashed all my suits.

Then, we had to mop up HYDRA...

and then Ultron.
My fault.

And then, and then, and then,
I never stopped.

Because the truth is
I don't wanna stop.

I don't wanna lose her.

I thought maybe the Accords
could split the difference.

In her defense, I'm a handful.

Yet, Dad was a pain in the ass,

but he and Mom
always made it work.

I'm glad Howard got married.

I only knew him
when he was young and single.

Oh, really?
You two knew each other?

He never mentioned that.

Maybe only a thousand times.

God, I hated you.

I don't mean to make things difficult.

I know, because you're
a very polite person.

If I see a situation pointed south...

I can't ignore it.

Sometimes I wish I could.

No, you don't.

No, I don't.

Sometimes...

Sometimes I wanna
punch you in your perfect teeth.

But I don't wanna see you gone.

We need you, Cap.

So far, nothing's happened
that can't be undone, if you sign.

We can make the last 24 hours legit.

Barnes gets transferred to
an American psych-centre...

instead of a Wakandan prison.

I'm not saying it's impossible...

but there would have to be safeguards.

Sure.

Once we put out the PR fire,

those documents can be amended.

I'd file a motion to have
you and Wanda reinstated...

Wanda?
What about Wanda?

She's fine. She's confined
to the compound, currently.

Vision's keeping her company.

Oh, God, Tony.

Every time I think you see
things the right way...

What?
It's 100 acres with a lap pool.

It's got a screening room.
There's worse ways to protect people.

Protection?

Is that how you see this?

This is protection?
It's internment, Tony.

- She's not a US citizen.
- Oh, come on, Tony.

And they don't grant visas
to weapons of mass destruction.

She's a kid!

Give me a break!

I'm doing what has to be done.

To stave off something worse.

You keep telling yourself that.

Hate to break up the set.

Hello, Mr Barnes.

I've been sent by
the United Nations to evaluate you.

Do you mind if I sit?

Your first name is James?

The receipt for your gear.

"Bird costume"? Come on.

I didn't write it.

I'm not here to judge you.

I just want to ask you a few questions.

Do you know where you are, James?

I can't help you if you
don't talk to me, James.

My name is BUCKY.

Hello?

Hey!

Why would the Task Force
release this photo to begin with?

Get the word out,
involve as many eyes as we can?

Right. It's a good way
to flush a guy out of hiding.

Set off a bomb,
get your picture taken.

Get seven billion people looking
for the Winter Soldier.

You're saying someone
framed him to find him?

Steve, we looked
for the guy for two years

and found nothing.

We didn't bomb the UN.
That turns a lot of heads.

Yeah, but that doesn't guarantee

that whoever framed him would get him.

It guarantees that we would.

Yeah.

Tell me, BUCKY.

You've seen a great deal, haven't you?

I don't wanna talk about it.

You fear that if you open your mouth,

the horrors might never stop.

Don't worry.

We only have to talk about one.

Come on, guys,
get me eyes on Barnes.

Go.

Friday, get me a source on that outage.

Sub-level five, East Wing.

What the hell is this?

Why don't we discuss your home?

Not Romania.
Certainly not Brooklyn, no.

I mean your real home.

Longing

No.

Rusted

Stop.

Seventeen

Stop.

Daybreak

Furnace

Nine

Benign

Homecoming

One

Freight car

Soldier?

Ready to comply.

Mission report.
December 16, 1991.

Help me.

Help.

Get up.

Who are you? What do you want?

To see an empire fall.

Hey.

Evac all civilians.

Get me a perimeter around the building,
and gunships in the air.

Please tell me you brought a suit.

Sure did. It's a lovely Tom Ford,
three-piece, two-button.

I'm an active-duty non-combatant.

Follow me.

We're in position.

You could at least recognise me.

Damn it.

He asked me again
if you were going to be there.

I said I wasn't sure.

You should have seen his
little face. Just try, okay?

I'm going to bed.

I love you.

James Barnes the suspect
in the UN Vienna bombing...

escaped custody today.

Also missing Avenger
Captain Steve Rogers...

and Sam Wilson.

Hey, Cap!

Steve.

Which BUCKY am I talking to?

Your mom's name was Sarah.

You used to wear newspapers
in your shoes.

Can't read that in a museum.

Just like that,
we're supposed to be cool?

What did I do?

Enough.

Oh, God, I knew this would happen.

Everything HYDRA
put inside me is still there.

All he had to do
was say the goddamn words.

- Who was he?
- I don't know.

People are dead.
The bombing, the setup...

the doctor did all that just
to get 10 minutes with you.

I need you to do
better than "I don't know."

He wanted to know about Siberia.

Where I was kept.

He wanted to know exactly where.

Why would he need to know that?

Because I'm not the only Winter Soldier.

It hurts!

Good work.

Get me out of here.

Who were they?

Their most elite death squad.

More kills than anyone
in HYDRA history.

And that was before the serum.

They all turn out like you?

Worse.

The doctor, could he control them?

Enough.

Said he wanted to see an empire fall.

With these guys, he could do it.

They speak 30 languages,
can hide in plain sight...

infiltrate, assassinate, destabilize.

They can take a whole country down

in one night,
you'd never see them coming.

This would have been
a lot easier a week ago.

- If we call Tony...
- No, he won't believe us.

Even if he did...

Who knows if the Accords
would let him help.

We're on our own.

Maybe not.

I know a guy.

I don't suppose you have
any idea where they are?

We will.

GSG 9's got the borders covered.

Recon's flying 24/7.

They'll get a hit.
We'll handle it.

You don't get it, Stark.
It's not yours to handle.

It's clear you can't be objective.

I'm putting Special Ops on this.

What happens
when the shooting starts?

What, do you kill Steve Rogers?

If we're provoked.

Barnes would've been eliminated
in Romania if it wasn't for Rogers.

There are dead people
who would be alive now.

Feel free to check my math.

All due respect,
you're not gonna solve this

with boys and bullets, Ross.

You gotta let us bring them in.

How would that end
any differently than last time?

Because this time,

I won't be wearing loafers
and a silk shirt.

72 hours, guaranteed.

36 hours.

Barnes.

Rogers.

Wilson.

Thank you, sir.

My left arm is numb.
Is that normal?

You all right?

Always.

36 hours.
Jeez.

We're seriously understaffed.

Oh, yeah.

It'd be great if we had
a Hulk right about now. Any shot?

You really think
he'd be on our side?

No.

I have an idea.

Me, too.
Where's yours?

Downstairs.

Where's yours?

Hey, May.

Mmm. Hey.

How was school today?

It was okay.

This crazy car parked outside.

- Oh, Mr Parker.
- Um...

What are you doing...

Hey! Uh,
I'm Peter.

Tony.

What are you doing here?

- It's about time we met.
- (I don't believe it.)

You've been getting my emails, right?

- Yeah. Yeah.
- Right?

Regarding the...

You didn't even tell me about the grant.

- About the grant.
- The September Foundation.

- Right.
- Yeah.

Remember when you applied?

Yeah.

I approved, so now we're in business.

But you didn't tell me anything.
What's up with that?

You keeping secrets from me now?

I just know how much you love surprises
so I thought I would let you know...

Anyway, what did I apply for?

- That's what I'm here to hash out.
- Okay. Hash it out, okay.

It's so hard for me to believe
that she's someone's aunt.

Yeah, well, we come in
all shapes and sizes, you know?

This walnut date loaf is exceptional.

- Let me just stop you there.
- Yeah.

Is this grant got money
involved or whatever? No?

Yeah, it's pretty well funded.

Yeah? Wow.

Look who you're talking to.

- Can I have five minutes with him?
- Sure.

As walnut date loaves go,
that wasn't bad.

Whoa, what have we here?
Retro tech, huh?

Thrift store?
Salvation Army?

- Uh, the garbage, actually.
- You're a dumpster diver?

Yeah, I was...

Anyway, look, um,

I definitely did not apply
for your grant...

- Ah-ah! Me first.
- Okay.

Quick question of the rhetorical variety.

That's you, right?

Um, no.

- What do you mean?
- Yeah.

Look at you go.

Wow! Nice catch.
3,000 pounds, 40 miles an hour.

That's not easy.
You got mad skills.

That's all on YouTube,
though, right?

That's where you found that?

Because you know that's all fake.

It's all done on the computer.

Mmm-hmm.

It's like that video.
What is it?

Yeah. Oh, you mean like
those UFOs over Phoenix?

Exactly.

Oh, what have we here?

Uh...

You're the Spider-ling.

Crime-fighting spider.
You're Spider-Boy?

Spider-Man.

Not in that onesie, you're not.

It's not a onesie.

I don't believe this.
I was actually having

a really good day today, Mr Stark.

Didn't miss my train, this perfectly good
DVD player was just sitting there...

and Algebra test, nailed it.

Who else knows?
Anybody?

Nobody.

Not even your unusually attractive aunt?

No.
No.

No!
If she knew, she would freak out.

And when she freaks out,
I freak out.

You know what I think
is really cool? This webbing.

That tensile strength is off the charts.

Who manufactured that?

I did.

Climbing walls, how you doing that?

Adhesive gloves?

It's a long story.
I was...

Lordy!
Can you even see in these?

Yes, I can.

I'm blind!

I can see in those.

Okay?

It's just that when whatever
happened, happened...

it's like my senses
have been dialled to 11.

There's way too much input,
so they just kinda help me focus.

You're in dire need of an upgrade.

Systemic, top to bottom,
hundred-point restoration.

That's why I'm here.

Why you doing this?

I gotta know,
what's your MO?

What gets you outta that
twin bed in the morning?

Because...

Because I've been me my whole life,

and I've had these powers
for six months.

Mmm-hmm.

I read books,
I build computers.

Yeah, I would love to play football,

but I couldn't then,
so I shouldn't now.

Sure, because you're different.

Exactly. But I can't tell
anybody that, so I'm not.

When you can do the things
that I can, but you don't...

and then the bad things happen...

they happen because of you.

So you wanna look out for the little guy,
you wanna do your part?

Make the world
a better place, all that, right?

Yeah, just looking out for the little guy.

That's what it is.

I'm gonna sit here,
so you move the leg.

You got a passport?

No, I don't even have a driver's license.

- You ever been to Germany?
- No.

Oh, you'll love it.

- I can't go to Germany.
- Why?

I got homework.

I'm gonna pretend
you didn't say that.

No, I'm being serious.
I can't just drop out of school.

Might be a little dangerous.

Better tell Aunt Hottie
I'm taking you on a field trip.

Don't tell Aunt May.

All right, Spider-Man.

Get me out of this.

Sorry.
I'll get the...

What is it?

Stay here, please.

Guess I shoulda knocked.

Oh, my God!
What are you doing here?

Disappointing my kids.

I'm supposed to go waterskiing.

Cap needs our help.
Come on.

Clint!

You should not be here.

Really?

I retire for, what, like five minutes,
and it all goes to shit.

Please consider
the consequences of your actions.

Okay, they're considered.

Okay, we gotta go.

It's this way.

I've caused enough problems.

You gotta help me, Wanda.

Look, you wanna mope,
you can go to high school.

You wanna make amends,
you get off your ass.

Shit.

I knew I should've stretched.

Clint, you can't overpower me.

I know I can't.

But she can.

Vision, that's enough.
Let him go.

I'm leaving.

I can't let you.

I'm sorry.

If you do this...

they will never stop
being afraid of you.

I can't control their fear,
only my own.

Oh...

Come on.
We got one more stop.

It's just a matter of time.

Our satellites are running
facial, biometric,

and behavioural pattern scans.

Move or you will be moved.

As entertaining as that would be...

You really think you can find him?

My resources are considerable.

Yeah, it took the world
70 years to find Barnes...

so you could probably do that
in about half the time.

You know where they are.

I know someone who does.

Not sure you understand
the concept of a getaway car.

It's low profile.

Good, because this stuff
tends to draw a crowd.

Can you move your seat up?

No.

I owe you again.

Keeping a list.

You know,
he kinda tried to kill me.

Sorry.
I'll put it on the list, too.

They're going to come
looking for you.

I know.

Thank you, Sharon.

That was...

Late.

Damn right.

I should go.

Okay.

Cap.

You know I wouldn't have called
if I had any other choice.

Hey, man,
you're doing me a favour.

Besides, I owe a debt.

Thanks for having my back.

It was time to get off my ass.

How about our other recruit?

He's rarin' to go.

Had to put a little coffee in him...

but he should be good.

What time zone is this?

Come on.
Come on.

- Captain America!
- Mr Lang.

It's an honour.

I'm shaking your hand too long.

Wow!
This is awesome!

Captain America.
I know you, too. You're great!

Jeez.

Ah, look, I wanna say,

I know you know
a lot of super people, so...

thinks for thanking of me.

- Hey, man!
- What's up, Tic Tac?

Uh, good to see you.

Look, what happened last time when I...

It was a great audition,
but it'll never happen again.

They tell you what we're up against?

Something about
some psycho-assassins?

We're outside the law on this one.

So if you come with us,
you're a wanted man.

Yeah, well,
what else is new?

We should get moving.

We got a chopper lined up.

They're evacuating the airport.

Stark.

Stark?

Suit up.

Wow, it's so weird
how you run into people at the airport.

- Don't you think that's weird?
- Definitely weird.

Hear me out, Tony.

That doctor, the psychiatrist,
he's behind all of this.

Captain.

Your Highness.

Anyway...

Ross gave me 36 hours
to bring you in.

That was 24 hours ago.
Can you help a brother out?

You're after the wrong guy.

Your judgement is askew.

Your old war buddy killed
innocent people yesterday.

And there are five more
super soldiers just like him.

I can't let the doctor
find them first, Tony. I can't.

Steve...

you know what's about to happen.

Do you really wanna
punch your way out of this one?

All right, I've run out of patience.

Underoos!

- Nice job, kid.
- Thanks.

Well. I could have stuck the landing
a little better, it's just...

New suit.
Wait, it's nothing, Mr Stark.

It's perfect.
Thank you.

Yeah, we don't really need
to start a conversation.

Okay.
Cap. Captain.

Big fan.
I'm Spider-Man.

Yeah, we'll talk about it later.

- Hey, everyone.
- Just... Good job.

You've been busy.

And you've been a complete idiot.

Dragging in Clint...
"Rescuing" Wanda from a place

she doesn't even want
to leave, a safe place.

I'm trying to keep...

I'm trying to keep you from
tearing the Avengers apart.

You did that when you signed.

All right, we're done.

You're gonna turn Barnes over,

you're gonna come with us,
now, because it's us...

or a squad of J-SOC guys...

with no compunction
about being impolite.

Come on.

We found it.

Their Quinjet's in
hangar five, north runway.

All right, Lang.

Hey, guys, something...

Whoa.
What the hell was that?

I believe this is yours, Captain America.

Oh, great.

All right, there's two
on the parking deck.

One of them's Maximoff,
I'm gonna grab her.

Rhodey, you wanna take Cap?

Got two in the terminal,
Wilson and Barnes.

Barnes is mine.

Hey, Mr Stark, what should I do?

What we discussed.

Keep your distance, web them up.

Okay, copy that.

Move, Captain.

I won't ask a second time.

Look, I really don't want to hurt you.

I wouldn't stress about it.

What the hell is that?

Everyone's got a gimmick now.

You have a metal arm?

That is awesome, dude.

You have the right to remain silent!

Sorry, Cap, this won't kill you...

but it ain't gonna tickle either.

Wanda, I think you hurt
Vision's feelings.

You locked me in my room.

Okay, first, that's an exaggeration.

Second, I did it to protect you.

- Hey, Clint.
- Hey, man.

Clearly, retirement doesn't suit you.

You got tired of shooting golf?

Well, I played 18,
shot 18.

Just can't seem to miss.

First time for everything.

Made you look.

Multiple contusions detected.

Yeah, I detected that, too.

Oh, God!

Hey, buddy, I think you lost this!

Ahh!

Those wings carbon fibre?

Is this stuff coming out of you?

That would explain
the rigidity-flexibility ratio,

which, gotta say,
that's awesome, man.

I don't know if you've
been in a fight before

but there's usually not this much talking.

All right, sorry.
My bad.

Guys, look, I'd love to keep this up,

but I've only got one job here today...

and I gotta impress Mr Stark,
so, I'm really sorry.

You couldn't have done that earlier?

I hate you.

Great.

Hey, Cap, heads-up!

Throw it at this.

Now!

Oh, come on!

Oh, man, I thought it was a water truck.

Uh, sorry.

All right, now I'm pissed.

Is this part of the plan?

Well, my plan was go easy on them.

You wanna switch it up?

There's our ride.

Come on!

Captain Rogers...

I know you believe
what you're doing is right.

But for the collective good...

you must surrender now.

What do we do, Cap?

We fight.

This is gonna end well.

They're not stopping.

Neither are we.

We're still friends, right?

Depends on how hard you hit me.

You were pulling your punches.

I didn't kill your father.

Then why did you run?

That thing does not obey
the laws of physics at all.

Look, kid, there's a lot going on here
that you don't understand.

Mr Stark said you'd say that. Wow.

He also said to go for your legs.

Ahhh!

Clint, can you get him off me?

Buckled in?

Yeah.
No, I'm good.

I'm good, Arrow Guy.
Let's go! Let's go!

Stark tell you anything else?

That you're wrong.
You think you're right.

That makes you dangerous.

Guess he had a point.

You got heart, kid.
Where you from?

Queens.

Brooklyn.

Friday?

We have some
weapon systems offline.

What?

Oh, you're gonna have to
take this into the shop.

Who's speaking?

It's your conscience.
We don't talk a lot these days.

Friday?

Deploying fire
suppression system.

Uh-oh.

Oh, boy!

Whoa!

We gotta go.
That guy's probably in Siberia by now.

We gotta draw out the flyers.

I'll take Vision, you get to the jet.

No, you get to the jet!

Both of you!

The rest of us aren't getting out of here.

As much as I hate to admit it...

if we're gonna win this one,

some of us might have to lose it.

This isn't the real fight, Steve.

All right, Sam.
What's the play?

We need a diversion. Something big.

I got something kinda big.

But I can't hold it very long.

On my signal, run like hell.

And if I tear myself in half...
don't come back for me.

He's gonna tear himself in half?

You sure about this, Scott?

I do it all the time.

I mean, once.
In a lab.

Then I passed out.

I'm the boss, I'm the boss, I'm the boss.

I'm the boss!

Holy shit!

Okay, tiny dude is big now.
He's big now.

I guess that's the signal.

Way to go, Tic Tac!

Give me back my Rhodey.

I got him.

Okay, anybody on our side
hiding any shocking

and fantastic abilities
they'd like to disclose...

I'm open to suggestions.

You wanna get to them...

you gotta go through me.

Uh-huh.

We haven't met yet.

- I'm Clint.
- I don't care.

Whoa!

Ahhh!

Get off!

Something just flew in me!

You're not gonna stop.

You know I can't.

I'm gonna regret this.

Go.

Hey, guys, you ever see
that really old movie,

Empire Strikes Back?

Jesus, Tony, how old is this guy?

I don't know,
I didn't carbon-date him.

He's on the young side.

You know that part
where they're on the snow planet...

with the walking thingies?

Maybe the kid's onto something.

High now, Tony.
Go high.

Yes!

That was awesome!

Does anyone have any orange slices?

Kid, you all right?

Whoa!

Same side. Guess who.
Hi. It's me.

- Hey, man.
- Yeah.

- That was scary.
- Yeah.

You're done, all right?

- What? I'm good, I'm fine.
- You did a good job. Stay down.

No, it's good.
I gotta get him back.

You're going home
or I'll call Aunt May!

- Dude.
- You're done!

Wait.

Mr Stark, wait.
I'm not done. I'm not...

Okay, I'm done.
I'm done.

I said
I'd help you find him, not catch him.

There's a difference.

I'm sorry.

Me, too.

It's as I said.

Catastrophe.

Vision, I got a bandit on my six.

Vision! You copy?

Target his thruster,
turn him into a glider.

Rhodey!

Tony, I'm flying dead stick.

Rhodes!

Read vitals.

Heartbeat detected.

Emergency medical is on its way.

I'm sorry.

- This is room 201...

Bacon and black coffee again today?

You know me so well...

Hello?
Your breakfast is here.

May I let myself in?

What's gonna happen to your friends?

Whatever it is...

I'll deal with it.

I don't know if I'm worth all this, Steve.

What you did all those years...

It wasn't you.

You didn't have a choice.

I know.

But I did it.

How did this happen?

I became distracted.

I didn't think that was possible.

Neither did I.

The doctors say
he shattered L4 through S1.

Extreme laceration to the spinal cord.

Probably looking at
some form of paralysis.

Steve's not gonna stop.

If you don't either,

Rhodey's gonna be
the best case scenario.

You let them go, Nat.

We played this wrong.

"We"?

Boy, it must be hard to

shake the whole
double agent thing, huh?

It sticks in the DNA.

Are you incapable
of letting go of your ego...

for one goddamn second?

T'CHALLA told Ross what you did, so...

they're coming for you.

I'm not the one that needs
to watch their back.

What am I looking at, Friday?

Priority upload
from Berlin police.

Fire up the chopper.

The Task Force
called for a psychiatrist

as soon as Barnes was captured.

The UN dispatched
Doctor Theo Broussard

from Geneva within the hour.

He was met by this man.

Did you run
facial recognition yet?

What do I look like?

Uh, I don't know.
I've been picturing a redhead.

You must be thinking of someone else.

Must be.

The fake doctor is actually
Colonel Helmut Zemo.

Sokovian Intelligence.

Zemo ran Echo Scorpion...

a Sokovian covert kill squad.

What happened to the real Broussard?

He was found dead
in a Berlin hotel room.

Where police also found
a wig and facial prosthesis...

approximating the appearance
of one James Buchanan Barnes.

Son of a bitch.

- Get this to Ross.
- Yes, boss.

This is Raft Prison Control.

You're cleared for landing, Mr Stark.

So?
You got the files?

Let's reroute the satellites,

start facial scanning for this Zemo guy.

You seriously think
I'm gonna listen to you

after that fiasco in Leipzig?

You're lucky you're not
in one of these cells.

The Futurist, gentlemen!

The Futurist is here!

He sees all!

He knows what's best for you,
whether you like it or not.

Give me a break, Barton.

I had no idea
they'd put you here. Come on.

Yeah, well, you knew
they'd put us somewhere, Tony.

Yeah, but not some
super-max floating ocean pokey.

This place is for maniacs.
This is a place for...

Criminals?

Criminals, Tony.

I think that's the word
you're looking for.

Right?

That didn't used to mean me.

Or Sam, or Wanda.

But here we are.

- Because you broke the law.
- Yeah.

I didn't make you.

- La, la, la, la, la...
- You read it, you broke it.

Alright. You're all grown up,
you got a wife and kids.

I don't understand, why didn't you

think about them before
you chose the wrong side?

You gotta watch your back
with this guy.

There's a chance he's gonna break it.

Hank Pym always said
you never can trust a Stark.

Who are you?

Come on, man.

How's Rhodes?

They're flying him to
Columbia Medical tomorrow...

so fingers crossed.

What do you need?
They feed you yet?

You're the good cop, now?

I'm just the guy who needs
to know where Steve went.

Well, you better go get a bad cop...

because you're gonna have to
go Mark Fuhrman on my ass...

to get information out of me.

Well, I just knocked
the A out of their AV.

We got about 30 seconds before
they realise it's not their equipment.

What'd you do?

Get it back up!

Just look.

Because that...

is the fellow who was
supposed to interrogate Barnes.

Clearly, I made a mistake.
Sam, I was wrong.

That's a first.

Cap is definitely off the reservation...

but he's about to need
all the help he can get.

We don't know each other very well.

You don't have to...

Hey, it's all right.

Look, I'll tell you...

but you have to go alone
and as a friend.

Easy.

Stark?

Did he give you anything on Rogers?

Nope.
Told me to go to hell.

I'm going back to the compound instead,

but you can call me anytime.

I'll put you on hold.
I like to watch the line blink.

You remember that time
we had to ride back

from Rockaway Beach
in the back of that freezer truck?

Was that the time
we used our train money

to buy hot dogs?

You blew three bucks trying to win
that stuffed bear for a redhead.

What was her name, again?

Dolores.
You called her Dot.

She's gotta be
a hundred years old right now.

So are we, pal.

He can't have
been here more than a few hours.

Long enough to wake them up.

You ready?

Yeah.

You seem a little defensive.

It's been a long day.

At ease, Soldier.
I'm not currently after you.

Then why are you here?

Could be your story's not so crazy.

Maybe.

Ross has no idea I'm here.
I'd like to keep it that way.

Otherwise, I gotta arrest myself.

Well, that sounds like a lot of paperwork.

It's good to see you, Tony.

You too, Cap.

Hey, Manchurian Candidate,
you're killing me.

There's a truce here.
You can drop...

I got heat signatures.

How many?

Uh, one.

If it's any comfort,

they died in their sleep.

Did you really think
I wanted more of you?

What the hell?

I'm grateful to them, though.

They brought you here.

Please, Captain.

The Soviets built
this chamber to withstand

the launch blast of UR-100 rockets.

I'm betting I could beat that.

Oh, I'm sure you could, Mr Stark.

Given time.

But then you'd never know
why you came.

You killed innocent people in Vienna
just to bring us here?

I've thought about
nothing else for over a year.

I studied you.

I followed you.

But now that you're standing here...

I just realised...

there's a bit of green
in the blue of your eyes.

How nice to find a flaw.

You're Sokovian.

Is that what this is about?

Sokovia was a failed state
long before you blew it to hell.

No.

I'm here because I made a promise.

You lost someone?

I lost everyone.

And so will you.

An empire toppled
by its enemies can rise again.

But one which crumbles from within?

That's dead.

Forever.

I know that road.

What is this?

Help my wife.

Please. Help.

Sergeant Barnes?

Howard!

Howard!

No, Tony.

Did you know?

I didn't know it was him.

Don't bullshit me, Rogers.
Did you know?

Yes.

Get out of here!

It wasn't him, Tony.
HYDRA had control of his mind!

Move!

It wasn't him!

Left bootjet failing.

Flight systems compromised.

Ah, crap.

He's not gonna stop.
Go.

Come on, come on.

Targeting system's knackered, boss.

I'm eyeballing it.

Do you even remember them?

I remember all of them.

This isn't gonna change what happened.

I don't care.

He killed my mom.

You should have
seen his little face.

Just try, okay?

I'm going to bed.

I love you.

I almost killed the wrong man.

Hardly an innocent one.

This is all you wanted?

To see them rip each other apart.

My father lived outside the city.

I thought we would be safe there.

My son was excited.

He could see the Iron Man
from the car window.

I told my wife, "Don't worry.

"They're fighting in the city.
We're miles from harm."

When the dust cleared...

and the screaming stopped...

it took me two days
until I found their bodies.

My father...

still holding my wife and son in his arms.

And the Avengers?

They went home.

I knew I couldn't kill them.

More powerful men than me have tried.

But, if I could get them
to kill each other...

I'm sorry about your father.

He seemed a good man.

With a dutiful son.

Vengeance has consumed you.

It's consuming them.

I am done letting it consume me.

Justice will come soon enough.

Tell that to the dead.

The living are not done with you, yet.

You can't beat him
hand-to-hand.

Analyze his fight pattern.

Scanning.

Countermeasures ready.

Let's kick his ass.

He's my friend.

So was I.

Stay down.
Final warning.

I could do this all day.

That shield doesn't belong to you.

You don't deserve it.

My father made that shield!

Meals at 8 and 5.

Toilet privileges twice a day.

Raise your voice, zap.

Touch the glass, zap.

You step out of line,
you deal with me.

Please, step out of line, hmm?

So how does it feel?

To spend all that time,
all that effort...

to see it fail so spectacularly?

Did it?

- It's just the first pass.
- Yeah.

Give me some feedback,
anything you think of.

Shock absorption, lateral movement.

Cup holder?

You may wanna think about
some AC down in...

Ow.

Let's go.
I'll give you a hand.

No.
Don't-Don't help me.

Ah.

138.

138 combat missions.

That's how many I've flown, Tony.

Every one of them
could've been my last, but I flew them.

Because the fight needed to be fought.

It's the same with these Accords.

I signed because it was
the right thing to do.

And yeah, this sucks.
This is, uh...

This is a bad beat.

But it hasn't changed my mind.

I don't think.

- You okay?
- Oh, yeah.

Are you Tony Stank?

Yes, this is Tony Stank.
You're in the right place.

Thank you for that!

Never dropping that, by the way.

"Table for one, Mr Stank.

Please, by the bathroom."

Tony...

I'm glad you're back at the compound.

I don't like the idea of you
rattling around a mansion by yourself.

We all need family.

The Avengers are yours.
Maybe more so than mine.

I've been on my own since I was 18.

I never really fit in anywhere,

even in the Army.

My faith's in people, I guess.

Individuals.

And I'm happy to say that,
for the most part...

they haven't let me down.

Which is why I can't
let them down either.

Locks can be replaced,
but maybe they shouldn't.

I know I hurt you, Tony.

I guess I thought by not telling you
about your parents...

I was sparing you, but...

I can see now that
I was really sparing myself.

And I'm sorry.

Hopefully one day you can understand.

I wish we agreed on the Accords.

I really do.

I know you're doing what you believe in,

and that's all any of us can do.

That's all any of us should.

Priority call
from Secretary Ross.

There's been a breach
at the Raft prison.

Yeah, put him through.

Tony, we have a problem.

- Uh, please hold.
- No, don't.

So no matter what...

I promise you...

if you need us...

if you need me...

I'll be there.

You sure about this?

I can't trust my own mind.

So, until they figure out
how to get this stuff out of my head...

I think going back under
is the best thing.

For everybody.

Thank you for this.

Your friend and my father...

they were both victims.

If I can help one of them find peace...

You know, if they find out he's here...

they'll come for him.

Let them try.

Hey, shady baby
I'm hot like the prodigal son

Pick a petal
Eenie, meenie, miney, Moe

And flower You're the chosen one

Well, your left hand's free
And your right's in a grip

With another left hand
Watch his right hand slip

Towards his gun

Oh, no

I tackle, we tussle
Oh, my days, we're rolling

My right hand's gripped on his
Colt Single Action Army

Oh, no

Well, your left hand's free
And your right's in a grip

With another left hand
Watch his right hand slip

Towards his gun

Oh, no

N-E-O, O-M-G
Gee whiz

Girl, you're the one for me

Though your man's bigger than I am

Oh, my days He disagrees

Oh, no

Speak easy

Well, my left hand's free

Oh

Well, my left hand's free

Oh

Well, my left hand's free

Oh

Oh, no

Hey, shady baby
I'm hot like the prodigal son

Pick a petal
Eenie, meenie, miney, Moe

And flower You're the chosen one

Well, your left hand's free

Oh

Well, my left hand's free

Oh

Well, my left hand's free

Oh

Well, my left hand's free

Oh

Well, my left hand's free

Oh

Oh, no

Who was it?
Who hit you?

Some guy.

So itchy, man, God.

What's "some guy's" name?

Uh, Steve.

Steve?
From 12-C?

- With the overbite?
- No, no, no.

You don't know him.
He's from Brooklyn.

Ouch.

Well...

I hope you got
a few good licks in.

Yeah, I got quite a few in, actually.

His friend was huge.
Like huge.

That's way better.
Thank you.

Okay, tough guy.

Love you, May.
Hey, can you shut the door?

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