War - Capitan America- Civil

Steve represents the ideal of individual moral agency. He believes, perhaps naively, that the safest hands are their own.

: "Tony, I'm glad you're back at the compound... I know I hurt you, Tony... no matter what, I promise you, if you need us, if you need me, I'll be there." Capitan America- Civil War

: "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, next time... maybe nobody gets saved." Classic Cap : "I can do this all day." Design and Production Details Steve represents the ideal of individual moral agency

, a United Nations proposal to place the Avengers under government oversight following the catastrophic collateral damage in New York, Washington D.C., and Sokovia. Tony Stark (Iron Man): I know I hurt you, Tony

This is the final, irreparable fracture. Tony’s grief transforms into white-hot rage. For the first time, Iron Man doesn't want to arrest Captain America—he wants to kill the Winter Soldier.

The core of is not actually the Accords—it is the friendship between Steve Rogers and Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan). When the Winter Soldier is framed for a bombing at the Vienna International Centre that kills King T’Chaka of Wakanda, Steve goes on the run to clear his name.

For anyone diving into for the first time, pay attention to these arcs: