Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "Forget it."
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "There's no point talking about this now. Besides, I'm not qualified to say anything about it."
Tony Stark shook his head.
Setting aside Minato Namikaze's guilt toward Obito Uchiha, Tony himself had known that the Winter Soldier was the killer of his parents. Yet what had he done in the end?
Nothing at all.
Was the Winter Soldier innocent?
He had not known what he was doing, yet because he had been modified and controlled, he had been ordered to hurt countless people and had taken on sins that should never have belonged to him.
So Tony had not killed him, merely sent him to prison. But clearly, given the Winter Soldier's special circumstances and his bond with that person, he was bound to return to S.H.I.E.L.D. by some other means.
Under the justification of "protecting Earth to atone for his sins."
Wasn't the outcome seemingly no different from the Memory Copy?
It truly was no different.
But was the Winter Soldier really innocent?
A mentally ill person killed someone without restraint. Because he was mentally ill and did not know what he was doing, the law could not be applied to him. But could such a reason persuade the family members, partners, and friends of those who had been killed?
Such a reason could persuade no one!
They said this only because it had not happened to them. If it had happened to them, they would never have been so magnanimous.
What if the Winter Soldier had killed Carter rather than Tony's parents?
Then, when Carter's comrades sought revenge for her, would Tony, as the Winter Soldier's close friend, step forward to stop them?
If he had the chance in the future, he would try to do