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* {{Hypocrite}}: In various Marvel films, Steve is portrayed as a hero, but he also has a deep-rooted need for war and conflict. He also doesn't like it when others keep secrets from him, but ''Civil War'' reveals that Steve has been keeping a secret from Tony: HYDRA was responsible for the death of his parents. Needless to say, Tony did not take the news well. Steve later apologizes to Tony by letter and phone, admitting responsibility and telling Tony to call him if he ever needs help.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: In various Marvel films, Steve is portrayed as a hero, but he also has a deep-rooted need for war and conflict. He also doesn't like it when others keep secrets from him, but ''Civil War'' reveals that Steve has been keeping a secret from Tony: HYDRA was responsible for the death of his parents. Needless to say, Tony did not take the news well. Steve later apologizes to Tony by letter and phone, admitting responsibility and telling Tony to call him if he ever needs help. In ''Endgame'', he runs group therapy sessions after Thanos' destruction, yet he is unable to move on from his losses and pretends to. He supports Scott's plan to use the Quantum Realm to go back in time, returning the Infinity Stones and starting a life with Peggy, despite not having fully recovered from his HeroicSacrifice during World War II.
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* {{Hypocrite}}:
** As Ultron points out, Steve preaches peace and love but deep down ''needs'' war and conflict to feel whole (rather, he's MarriedToTheJob). This causes problems in ''Civil War'', where Steve rejects the Sokovia Accords and insists that the heroes are best suited to protect people due to governments having agendas which might not be in their best interests. However, he states that he doesn't find oversight impossible but they would have to have safeguards.
** Also, both ''Winter Soldier'' and ''Age of Ultron'' show that Steve doesn't like it when others keep secrets from him. However, ''Civil War'' reveals Steve has been keeping a secret from Tony: HYDRA was responsible for the death of his parents. Needless to say, Tony did not take the news well. Steve later apologizes to Tony by letter and phone, admitting responsibility and telling Tony to call him if he ever needs help.
** Demonstrated in ''Endgame'', [[HypocrisyNod to his own awareness]]. [[spoiler:Though Steve runs group therapy sessions after Thanos snaps half of all living creatures out of existence to help others move on after all their losses, he is personally unable to move on from his losses, and is only pretending to move on to help other people cope. This drives him to go all-in on Scott's plan to use the Quantum Realm to go back in time since he can't accept life the way it is, and it causes him to remain in the past after returning all of the Infinity Stones, starting a life with Peggy, never having got over essentially losing her due to his HeroicSacrifice during World War II that brought him to modern day times.]]
** As Ultron points out, Steve preaches peace and love but deep down ''needs'' war and conflict to feel whole (rather, he's MarriedToTheJob). This causes problems in ''Civil War'', where Steve rejects the Sokovia Accords and insists that the heroes are best suited to protect people due to governments having agendas which might not be in their best interests. However, he states that he doesn't find oversight impossible but they would have to have safeguards.
** Also, both ''Winter Soldier'' and ''Age of Ultron'' show that Steve doesn't like it when others keep secrets from him. However, ''Civil War'' reveals Steve has been keeping a secret from Tony: HYDRA was responsible for the death of his parents. Needless to say, Tony did not take the news well. Steve later apologizes to Tony by letter and phone, admitting responsibility and telling Tony to call him if he ever needs help.
** Demonstrated in ''Endgame'', [[HypocrisyNod to his own awareness]]. [[spoiler:Though Steve runs group therapy sessions after Thanos snaps half of all living creatures out of existence to help others move on after all their losses, he is personally unable to move on from his losses, and is only pretending to move on to help other people cope. This drives him to go all-in on Scott's plan to use the Quantum Realm to go back in time since he can't accept life the way it is, and it causes him to remain in the past after returning all of the Infinity Stones, starting a life with Peggy, never having got over essentially losing her due to his HeroicSacrifice during World War II that brought him to modern day times.]]
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* {{Hypocrite}}:
** As Ultron points out,{{Hypocrite}}: In various Marvel films, Steve preaches peace and love is portrayed as a hero, but deep down ''needs'' he also has a deep-rooted need for war and conflict to feel whole (rather, he's MarriedToTheJob). This causes problems in ''Civil War'', where Steve rejects the Sokovia Accords and insists that the heroes are best suited to protect people due to governments having agendas which might not be in their best interests. However, he states that he doesn't find oversight impossible but they would have to have safeguards.
** Also, both ''Winter Soldier'' and ''Age of Ultron'' show that Steveconflict. He also doesn't like it when others keep secrets from him. However, him, but ''Civil War'' reveals that Steve has been keeping a secret from Tony: HYDRA was responsible for the death of his parents. Needless to say, Tony did not take the news well. Steve later apologizes to Tony by letter and phone, admitting responsibility and telling Tony to call him if he ever needs help.
** Demonstrated in ''Endgame'', [[HypocrisyNod to his own awareness]]. [[spoiler:Though Steve runs group therapy sessions after Thanos snaps half of all living creatures out of existence to help others move on after all their losses, he is personally unable to move on from his losses, and is only pretending to move on to help other people cope. This drives him to go all-in on Scott's plan to use the Quantum Realm to go back in time since he can't accept life the way it is, and it causes him to remain in the past after returning all of the Infinity Stones, starting a life with Peggy, never having got over essentially losing her due to his HeroicSacrifice during World War II that brought him to modern day times.]]help.
** As Ultron points out,
** Also, both ''Winter Soldier'' and ''Age of Ultron'' show that Steve
** Demonstrated in ''Endgame'', [[HypocrisyNod to his own awareness]]. [[spoiler:Though Steve runs group therapy sessions after Thanos snaps half of all living creatures out of existence to help others move on after all their losses, he is personally unable to move on from his losses, and is only pretending to move on to help other people cope. This drives him to go all-in on Scott's plan to use the Quantum Realm to go back in time since he can't accept life the way it is, and it causes him to remain in the past after returning all of the Infinity Stones, starting a life with Peggy, never having got over essentially losing her due to his HeroicSacrifice during World War II that brought him to modern day times.]]
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