Ultron's previous series of sober analyses did not convince Steve Rogers, but instead made Steve more and more repulsive to Ultron.

He never accepted that the person who had protected him for the first half of his life had been brainwashed into a murderous tool, and was finally pinched to death by Ultron, and he thought that Bucky should not have such a tragic ending, and Bucky's life was too bitter.

So he resolutely raised the vibranium shield in an attempt to kill Ultron to avenge Bucky, at this moment he even forgot that Ultron was essentially an artificial intelligence program, even if he destroyed her body made of vibranium.

But Goofy's words made Steve completely devastated, and even directly dismissed his intention to seek revenge on Ultron.

Because he knew that Goofy was right, and every word he said was correct.

If the current Bucky is still the same Bucky of the past, if he knows that he has become a pawn of the enemy, then with Bucky's blood, he must rather die than survive.

Ultron didn't do anything wrong, she just did what the real Bucky wanted to do, but couldn't do.

She cut off Bucky and made him the hero who sacrificed himself to achieve the big picture, and the decision he made on Snowpiercer back then, Bucky just made it again.

"But he didn't deserve to die like this, he deserved a better ending!" Steve said bitterly, "He was originally a hero, and he should be admired by everyone...... Instead of being shot as a Hydra puppet. ”

Goofy patted Steve on the shoulder and whispered, "Bucky died twice, he is a real hero, this is also his fate, we can only accept ......"

And seeing Steve, who was in great pain, Tony Stark's anger towards Bucky also disappeared.

In fact, Tony doesn't have any hatred for Bucky at all, but seeing with his own eyes that the person who killed his parents in the video is Bucky, Tony will inevitably be angry with him.

But after calming down, Tony understands that the culprit is still Hydra, and Bucky is just a prop, just a weapon.

Coupled with the fact that Bucky is dead, after all, the dead are the greatest, he walked up to Steve and patted him on the shoulder, and said in a low voice: "Captain, if it makes you feel better, I want to say it...... All I said was angry, I never wanted to kill Bucky, and I didn't even want to beat him up on the spur of the moment...... I'm not going to beat him. ”

"Of course, it's too late to say anything now, Bucky is an admirable man, he is indeed a hero."

Steve nodded wearily at Tony, but didn't respond.

He glanced back at Goofy and said in a low voice, "Goofy, I know I took a few days off the other day, which caused a lot of inconvenience to you and the other police officers, but ......"

"I'm really sorry, I think I'll have to continue to take time off."

Goofy knew that Steve was in a low mood now, and he was definitely not in the mood to work, even if he was forced to stay at his post, he would just be a burden like a walking corpse.

"Go back and get in tune, Steve." Goofy said, "I'll arrange a decent funeral for Bucky." ”

"Thank you." Steve said without a master, turned around and left.

"Steve, your shield." Goofy raised his shield at Steve.

"I don't need to......" Steve whispered, not looking back.

Everyone watched Steve leave the room, and everyone sighed.

"I didn't expect it...... Bucky is so important to him. Reed shook his head and sighed.

"Yes." "When Steve was a child, he was weak and injured, and he was often bullied in Brooklyn, but Bucky was always protective and never abandoned him, and the relationship between the two was very strong. ”

"I didn't expect Ultron to be so human?" Susan, who was standing next to her, said curiously, "I thought that Ultron had no emotions for this kind of artificial intelligence." ”

"It's not about feelings, it's a rich psychological analysis in Ultron's program." Goofy explained, "So he can accurately grasp everyone's thoughts and analyze the relationship between Steve and Bucky thoroughly." ”

Susan suddenly realized, and then asked, "Ultron, can you analyze whether Steve can come out of this pain?" ”

Ultron nodded obediently, and said after a short deduction: "Steve's mental journey is very interesting, and his life trajectory has developed from the supremacy of collectivism to the supremacy of individualism......"

"Before the ice, Steve was a typical collectivist hero, he firmly believed that the collective was above all else, and was willing to give everything for the good of the collective, so he did not hesitate to sacrifice himself and flew the plane into the iceberg to save New York......"

Everyone nodded slightly, and Ultron was right.

Ultron continued:

"But since Steve's awakening, his values have changed, and he has sacrificed too much because of collectivist supremacy values, such as Bucky who fell off a cliff on the train, Peggy Carter who has failed her life, including himself......"

"Steve's subconscious indebtedness to himself, to the people around him, like Bucky and Peggy, made him subconsciously abandon collectivism and begin to evolve towards individualistic supremacy."

Hearing this, Susan interrupted, "Wait, Ultron, individualism is supreme, do you mean Steve is becoming a selfish person?" ”

"Of course not." Ultron shook his head and said, "Individualism does not mean selfishness, individualism means paying more attention to oneself and the people around you, rather than caring about the whole, always focusing on the big picture." ”

"Because Steve is becoming more and more individualistic, that's why he values Bucky so much, even at the expense of making enemies of the whole world for Bucky's sake, and affecting the whole situation."

……

Others seemed to understand what Ultron said, but Goofy agreed.

Because Goofy is a spectator of the Marvel Universe, he previously browsed Steve's life as a spectator.

In "Team America 1", Steve Rogers crashed into the iceberg and woke up was indeed a big turning point, and Team America has indeed changed since then.

Trusting one's own judgment in "American Team 2" helps Nick Fury oppose the International Security Council, which is the beginning of his transition from collectivism to individualism.

In "Civil War", Steve resolutely refused to sign the "Sokovia Agreement", and Steve clearly no longer cares about the so-called big picture, but only focuses on the cherished individuals around him.

Not to mention the attitude towards Bucky, the American team did not hesitate to become a fugitive for Bucky, turned against his best friend Tony, and became the enemy of the whole world.

And at the end of "Avengers 4: Endgame", Steve chose to protect himself, travel back to the past to make up for his regrets, and go hand in hand with his beloved to complete his dull life.

At the beginning, Steve lived vigorously, sparing his life for his family and country, but in the end, Steve lived a little willful, leaving everything behind and returning to the countryside after retiring.

The opposite of him happens to be Tony Stark.

His life happened to go from the supremacy of individualism to the supremacy of collectivism.

The bohemian rich young master in "Iron Man 1" is a vampire who specializes in making war money, and he only has his own interests in his eyes.

But such a person who is selfish by nature has sublimated his soul again and again.

In the Battle of New York, he rushed into the wormhole with a nuclear bomb, and in the Age of Ultron, he did not hesitate to develop artificial intelligence in order to protect the earth......

In "Civil War", in order to take into account the overall situation and let the power of the Avengers be restrained, Tony Stark risked being accused of being a "traitor" by his best friends and negotiated the "Sokovia Agreement" with the government.

In "Infinity War", in order to fight Thanos, he went to another star and almost died in the distant world.

In "Endgame", Pepper and Morgan were put down, and without hesitation, they snapped their fingers and defeated the Thanos army.

You know, what Tony gave up with a snap of his fingers was his almost perfect family!

A warm little farm, a gentle and virtuous wife, and a delicate and lovely daughter.

But Tony chose to give it all up without hesitation, just to protect more families.

In the end, it is still the same sentence "I am Iron Man", but it is Tony's perfect transformation from individualism to collectivism.

The only thing that hasn't changed is his warm heart.

It can't be said that Steve or Tony is more noble, after all, both are great, it's just that they choose different paths.

And what's even more amazing is that these two people, who were completely different at the beginning, ended up living as each other was.

The two of them fulfilled each other's lives and had their own endings.

But back at this point in time, Steve couldn't accept Bucky's death.

Tony's voice interrupts Goofy's thoughts, bringing him back to reality.

"Ultron, don't go any further, I'm not interested in Steve's mental activity, I just want to know how much Bucky's death affected him, and if he can recover from this?"

Ultron was silent for a moment before replying: "In the long run, it is possible that he will pick himself up." But in the short term, he will become very depressed......"