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Post by Feologild Oakes on May 1, 2019 9:32:35 GMT
So if they could bring Gamora from the past to the future even when she was killed by Thanos to get the soul stone, Could they not have done the same thing with Black Widow ?
I mean if a past version of Gamora can be brought to the future, could the same thing not also be done with a past Black Widow?
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Post by havenless on May 1, 2019 10:31:59 GMT
So if they could bring Gamora from the past to the future even when she was killed by Thanos to get the soul stone, Could they not have done the same thing with Black Widow ? I mean if a past version of Gamora can be brought to the future, could the same thing not also be done with a past Black Widow? While the answer is ‘technically,’ there are 3 major issues with doing that. 1. They have to consider what it’ll cost the other universe. Black Widow played a vital role in both the Ultron incursion as well as Civil War, especially when she allowed Cap to leave the tarmac. If she wasn’t there, BP would have been able to delay him long enough, or even damage the plane, which would have essentially ended the Avengers completely. BW is responsible for them being a thing in Endgame. She is the last Avenger in many senses, and the spark that begins the return of their friends. Removing her from the other universe would potentially ruin that universe completely because the snap would be final. Basically condemn an entire universe so she can have a nice retirement In ours? When she was the one who chose her fate? 2. Gamora was an accident. There was never any intention of bringing someone from the other timelines. 3. Stark specifically said nothing changes in our timeline other than the half who were brought back. The people who are dead, are dead. That’s the rule they must go by to make it a genuine avenging scenario, and not use it for personal gain. |
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