Escape from Earth

On the other side of the one-way glass.

Leon pointed at Captain America, who was learning about the situation from Coulson.

"I told you, instead of listening to those psychologists and recreating some period setting, it would've been better to put the truth right in front of him."

"See? Didn't he accept it pretty quickly?" he said.

"He did, but he's also close to breaking down."

Tony saw the way Captain America's pupils were trembling.

He thought the other man looked a lot like he had when he'd been trapped in that cave in Afghanistan.

Both carried the sorrow of being about to part from their loved ones forever.

The Captain America Howard had described—a man so perfect he barely seemed human.

Suddenly gained a concrete image in Tony's mind and became a person again.

"He's probably thinking about Peggy Carter," Leon said.

"Like you said, even children know that dance was a regret that lasted a century. But Carter is married now, and she has dementia. He doesn't have a chance anymore."

According to the storyline of the movie's main universe.

There should have been another Steve Rogers from a different Parallel Universe.

In the 1970s, he would travel through time to return the Space Stone he had borrowed.

After returning the Stone, he would stay behind and spend the rest of his life with Carter.

He would wait until the Blip Event in this world was over.

Only then would he appear again, meet the younger Falcon and Winter Soldier, and hand over the duties of Captain America. (End of Avengers 4)

Tony felt somewhat wistful. "Yeah. Carter suddenly found her other half in her forties. Rogers will probably be heartbroken when he finds out."

"Tony, do you know who Carter's husband is?" Leon raised an eyebrow.

"Why