I get it that some wouldnāt like how the Avengers Endgame story would be told. You canāt make every fan happy. You canāt tell a good quality story by trying to make everyone happy.Ā
Tony Stark started out with enough bad qualities to make someone hate them. The first Iron Man movie was pretty good, but I wasnāt that much of a fan. Yeah, put a metal suit on, add some bombs, torpedoes and such. Call yourself a hero.Ā
That was only the beginning of the Tony Stark story. He got a bit better as time went on, but then as his desire to protect the world grew, his worst characteristics seemed to get worse. He privatized world peace, remember?
Then Infinity War happened. He watched people he fought with against Thanos turn to dust before his eyes. He held Peter in his arms, the boy he had mentored and been a father figure to, died. The boy who was scared and loved Tony as a father, turned to nothing.Ā
Tony was injured, far from home and traumatized more so than ever before.Ā
He came home to Pepper and put his priorities where they shouldāve been a long time ago. He married and had a daughter. He found his happy ending. That was the perfect life.Ā
But Tony being Tony had to wonder if the problems with time travel could be fixed and he did it.Ā
When he arrived at Avengers compound, he told Steve he would die trying to fix the world.Ā
Tony had his happy ending and he was perfectly willing to trade his life in order to preserve it.Ā
While I hated it, I understood why it happened. I understood that was the end of Tonyās journey. He had accomplished everything he set out to do in his life from day one. He lived a full and complete life. Tony also knew how good it was and how far he was willing to go to protect it.Ā
This is why I am okay with the sacrifice he made. It makes me cry when I think about it and his last moments, but it was noble and worthy of the person he became.Ā
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