After settling the disturbance at the tavern, Nick Fury quickly returned to his personal black car and asked without looking back, "How is he? Is the captain's mental state still fit for Avengers work?"
"Sorry, Director. I regret to inform you that Steve's mental state is far from optimistic." Natasha gave her assessment bluntly.
"How bad is it?" Nick Fury tried to confirm.
Natasha explained helplessly, "First of all, you must understand that Rogers is an absolute idealist, someone who would even give his life for his ideals and beliefs.
So when he discovered that what he had once sworn to protect had been nothing but a complete lie from the very beginning, the result was easy to imagine.
Second, although his actual age is nearly a hundred, both his physical and psychological age have remained in his early twenties. He is, without question, a young man.
And young people are most prone to anger and rebelliousness.
Finally, and most importantly, under the influence of the Super Soldier Serum, there is no room in his character for even the slightest bit of filth.
Unfortunately, the country beneath our feet is now littered with all kinds of shady, filthy deals.
To sum it up, he simply has not adapted to today's society, nor can he understand how the perfect homeland he remembered could have become like this after the war ended.
McCarthyism in particular, which was once rampant, has convinced Rogers that it was merely another manifestation of **."
Without a doubt, Black Widow's analysis directly pointed out Captain America's current predicament.
Hawk Eyes, who was sitting in the back seat, was left speechless and could only shrug with a bitter smile.
As a thoroughly American man, of course he could not possibly know nothing about the infamous "McCarthyism."
He had