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Zemo's Effect On The Sokovia Avengers

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In the events of Civil War in the MCU, the conflict started with the world making the Avengers choose a side, evidently tearing them apart. The Sokovia Accords is a statement that separated the Avengers, thus creating chaos among themselves. The mistakes that the Avengers created, resulted Zemo to take action against their organization. Consequently, they we’re forced to make a decision few will agree with, thus making more confusion. The conflict was fueled by letting themselves destroy one another as well as Zemo’s plan to destroy themselves one by one.
There are times when people made a simple mistake not knowing what it do to the folks around them. Iron Man’s confidence was lessened when an individual confront with him about the consequences …show more content…

The Avengers decision on the Sokovia Accords has been finalized and the whole world is waiting for the announcement. While the meeting is occurring about the Sokovia Accords, another confusion has started as there was an explosion that killed many and Black Panther’s father was among them. Zemo’s plan came into action as the Winter Soldier was blamed for the bombing in Vienna. Furthermore, learning that the Bucky was behind the bombing, Captain America felt the need to go back into action. Captain America’s stubbornness made him feel that he’s the only one capable of turning the Bucky in, as he is Captain America’s greatest friend. Afterwards, Captain America, Falcon, Bucky and Black Panther had an encounter which resulted chaos, thus making them a criminal to the United Nation aside from Black Panther. The other Avengers that agreed to the Sokovia Accords we’re put in duty as Captain America, Falcon and Bucky went missing, which meant that the day they never thought would never happened will come true, fight for what they think is …show more content…

An individual’s pride can disturbs one’s mind to make an action whether it’s right or not, as long as it temporarily create happiness in them. Before the fight started, both side prepared for what is about to come, an all-out battle. Iron Man goes as far as recruiting a kid in order to stop Captain America’s motives. Captain America found out who was behind all the misfortune that was happening, but both side’s pride will no longer have them agree with one another. After the battle, Captain America and Bucky found their way to get to the enemy, in doing so War Machine suffered the consequence and was severely injured. Iron Man felt the need for revenge for his friend and after finding out about his parents death, he had more reason to kill Bucky. Revenge can turn reality into terror in one’s mind which lead to their own destruction. Consequently, both side suffered from the events that created horror to some, As well as both Captain America and Iron Man realizes their faults, but they are still open to each other as they we’re once a

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