Iron Man And Black Widow's Final Words Had A Secret Meaning Theory

Sometimes it's hard to talk about the Avengers ending without giving away spoilers, but in this case it's impossible, so know that there will be serious endgame spoilers from now on. We say goodbye to some great heroes who sacrifice themselves to save the day, although we. We are still mourning the losses of Tony Stark and Natasha Romanov. We're ready to talk about your journeys through the MCU. We'll also tell you what their sacrifices really meant leading up to the Avengers

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e. It didn't take a prophetic vision to know that it wasn't. everyone was going to make it out alive, not only would our heroes be facing the baddest villain the MCU has ever known, but there was also the small matter of the soul stone in Avengers Infinity War, we learned that the soul stone requires the soul to a soul trade for someone to take possession of, man you really can't escape those pesky microtransactions anywhere.

Kenya Thanos threw her favorite daughter, Gamora, off the cliffs at Vermeer to take the soul stone and we assumed a similar sacrifice would have to be made. At some point in the Avengers

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e, we knew someone would have to die, but the only question was who many fans guessed Tony Stark or Steve Rogers would lose their life in exchange for the soul stone. Instead, we saw the recently reunited old friends, Clint. Barton and Natasha Romanoff headed to Voir Mir for this dangerous mission, as one would expect from a confrontation between two friends and superheroes, there was a dramatic fight over who was going to sacrifice themselves and in the end, Natasha won.

Well, she won, but not really, since she finished. Dying at the bottom of a cliff is like the honor of being Dani's favorite daughter. Black Widow sacrificing herself to save the day wasn't something we saw coming, but maybe we should have, according to actress Scarlett Johansson who plays Black Widow on the big screen. It's been a very transformative decade, many fans lament that her character was mishandled when she first entered the MCU and it seems Johansson agrees with that assessment; states that her introduction in Iron Man 2 made her seem like an enhanced

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ary with a skill set on the side, but by the end of the game, Johansson states that she felt confident about the character and reveals that Natasha's main motivation is redemption in age.

Voltron Natasha talks about her past and what terrible things she did when she was ordered to become an Avenger and a hero was her way of trying. to redeem herself for all the terrible things she has done and we see this to be true, an endgame when, after the annihilation, Natasha dedicates herself to keeping the planet safe and making sure her fellow heroes continue to do their jobs even when their colleagues fail. Natasha is not even close to giving up because she has discovered who she is and that is a hero. Johansen adds that Natasha finally discovered her true self, which makes her sacrifice even more

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Not only did our heroes lose a friend and a strong warrior, but they also lost someone who had kept them together during incredibly difficult times, it was a huge loss and forced other characters to step up, it really highlighted the point of which she had been sacrificing long before coming out of that crevice after the annihilation. Thor was overcome by depression. Clint becomes a vigilante and Tony and Steve refused to talk about his feelings. Not only does Natasha take on a difficult job but she also takes on a lot of emotional labor that goes unnoticed until she's gone;

In fact, there are many fans who feel that Natasha's last moments or a serious regression of her character, we surely know that she loves Clint Barton and is grateful for having spared his life all those years ago, but as she sacrifices herself, her

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seem imply that she thinks Clint has more to live for because he has a family, she must not have known that one of her children puts ketchup on his hot dogs or she wouldn't have been as confident in Clint's parenting skills. Natasha has many close relationships and has taken on a lot of responsibility since the annihilation.

Her life is worth more than Clint's and while she tries to improve the world, Clint was venting his anger and pain to the point that even his old friends like Rody didn't want to be around him considering the history and personality of him? It was a surprise that Natasha and Clint fought to see who would sacrifice themselves for the soul stone, but many are surprised that Marvel Studios let Natasha win and feel it was disrespectful to a character who fought so hard to be represented, so In fact, it seems as if this were more of a business decision than a narrative line, we know that Black Widow will finally have her own movie and many have suspected that it will be a prequel, in fact, when it comes to Vermeer, Red Skull reveals the name of his father , which Natasha admitted. she didn't know that this looked like a bright neon sign that Marvel Studios was trying to promote to learn more about Natasha's past.

I mean, it obviously worked, but you're not kidding us and Jeremy Renner is working on a series about Hawkeye for the launch of Disney's new streaming service Natasha's sacrifice was certainly a shocking moment that made it clear to the audience how much was at stake. It made sense for her character to give her own life to save Clint, but it seems like a pretty cool and calculated move. by Marvel Studios for her to succeed, even her last

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were more for Clint's benefit than her own as she said let me go and comfort him that it's okay and to make matters worse, the loss of Natasha really He paled before the hero who made so much of a bigger, flashier sacrifice at the end of the movie, but in this defense it's just Tony Stark-esque, so why should his death be any different?

Tony Stark not surviving the end of Avengers was one of the first predictions we made about the movie as soon as infinity. The war is over, but that doesn't mean we're happy about it, how dare Marvel Studios give us what we wanted. Not only was Avengers Endgame a great movie, but it was also a great reward for those of us who have been a part of it. Marvel Cinematic Universe from the beginning, in fact, there were some moments that felt like pure fanservice, but since we're fans, we definitely aren't complaining like the scene where Steve Rogers and Tony Stark go back in time to get more Pym back. particles from Hank Thames' young lab while there, Tony runs into his father Howard Stark.

It had previously been established that before being killed by the Winter Soldier, Howard Stark did not get along very well with his son, not only were the two always at odds, but Howard was less than affectionate. Tony once lamented that his father didn't even tell him he loved him, but we have this scene where Howard talks about how much he loved his son even though he wasn't born yet and how he would do anything for him, it's a moment that Tony could appreciate even more since he had a son of his own. It was a sweet, cheesy scene that we just ate up because, come on, we all wanted Tony to hear that his father loved him in At least once, when we first met Tony in 2008, Iron Man, he was a billionaire bachelor who didn't think on no one but himself, not only did we get to see him put on a super suit and fight crime, but we also saw him become a hero. him in every sense of the word and thanks to this he won the heart of Pepper Potts and finally had a happy family.

Seriously, his life was absolutely idyllic before his old friend showed up babbling about time travel. We wonder if Pepper Potts ever got a compost pile. Not only did Tony have an adorable daughter, but he also took Peter Parker under his wing after the events of Captain America Civil War. One of the most heartbreaking scenes in Infinity War was when Peter died in Tony's arms. He had become such an amazing person. hero and yet he was still screaming in fear as he faded away and Tony could do nothing to save him. This is what finally pushed Tony to risk his happy life to undo the annihilation, according to actor Robert Downey Jr.

He actually didn't break down too much while filming Peter's Death in Infinity War. It was just another day at work until he watched the movie with someone else and saw that his strong reaction to the scene really hit him and made him understand how powerfully a lot of people were there. We feel towards these characters, we can definitely attest to that fact and made it even more heartbreaking how Tony's final moments reminded us of when Peter Parker was dusted off in the previous film, of course we all know there was a huge exaggeration. battle with Dan oohs and pretty much everyone else in MCU history, but even though all of our favorite heroes gave it their all, it still looks like Danos was going to emerge victorious too confident in the odds of his success they say no, I said that I am inevitable to which Tony responded I am Iron Man as he put on the Infinity Gauntlet and defeated Thanos.

We're sure we don't need to remind you that these were the words he spoke at the end of the first Iron Man movie, but apparently we just did this. The lines show Tony's confidence and the crazy thing is that he wasn't in the script for Robert Downey Jr.'s Iron Man movie. I just said the line and everyone loved it so much that they decided to keep it because it resonated with the audience and made a lot of sense for his character, considering it started his journey into the MCU, it's fitting that it was one of the last things he said before his big outing that it was also great to have something to cheer about right before the big earth-shattering sobs started, but this is actually a better ending than Tony ever imagined for himself in an Age of Ultron Tony had a vision that all the who knew and cared was dying and was completely powerless to stop it.

This was something he had been dealing with since the Battle of New York and it traumatized him. He suffered panic attacks and was forced to create Ultron to try to keep the world safe, but an Avenger. At the end of the game, Tony faced his greatest fear with aliens raining from the sky, a seemingly unstoppable enemy, and his friends imminent danger, and this time he was able to face his fears and save the day even though he knew it meant sacrificing his own life. , but that's just the kind of thing Ironman does and Tony even has a few brief moments with his loved ones before fading away.

He can greet his beloved wife Pepper Potts, who flew to the battlefield in her rescue armor to help in the battle against Thanos, and of course. Peter Parker is there as if the scene needed to be a little more heartbreaking, the way Tony finally faded away was incredibly similar to the scene where Peter was dusted off in Infinity War and it's clear that this wasn't lost on Peter, He didn't just lose. mentor him, but now he also knows what it's like to be helpless to save someone you love. The endgame concluded Tony Stark's story. Peter Parker is still alive and has to figure out how this whole superhero thing works, even though Tony won't be there. lecture him and get updates on how many churros he's eaten, we have no doubt that Peter's superhero style will be affected by his time with Tony Stark, what does everyone think about the way we say goodbye to Iron Man in Black Widow?

Do you think they became worthy? endings or you want things to play out differently, let us know what you think in the comments section below, goodbye for now.