But oh goodness, the emotions I have about Tony beating up on Bucky after he was down. *sigh* I mean, yes, I do understand the utterly human reaction to the man who killed his parents. AND YET. Tony *does* know that Bucky was brainwashed. And yet he still tries to kill him. And he probably wouldn't have been too bent out of shape if he'd killed Steve as well, to be honest. Tony was just so willing to jettison his own moral code to get revenge on Bucky himself and, according to the writers, get revenge on Steve by taking away what Steve loves, that it just... ugh.
I've read the Russos saying that the conflict will affect Infinity Wars as well, and that there's basically no easy fix for the rift. So I wonder if they'll write Tony as not having much remorse? Which will further back Cap and his team into a defensive position. It's all very complicated and also very realistic as far as delving into the baser parts of human emotions.
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But oh goodness, the emotions I have about Tony beating up on Bucky after he was down. *sigh* I mean, yes, I do understand the utterly human reaction to the man who killed his parents. AND YET. Tony *does* know that Bucky was brainwashed. And yet he still tries to kill him. And he probably wouldn't have been too bent out of shape if he'd killed Steve as well, to be honest. Tony was just so willing to jettison his own moral code to get revenge on Bucky himself and, according to the writers, get revenge on Steve by taking away what Steve loves, that it just... ugh.
I've read the Russos saying that the conflict will affect Infinity Wars as well, and that there's basically no easy fix for the rift. So I wonder if they'll write Tony as not having much remorse? Which will further back Cap and his team into a defensive position. It's all very complicated and also very realistic as far as delving into the baser parts of human emotions.