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↳ Steve Rogers A symbol to the nation. A hero to the world. The story of Captain America is one of honour, bravery, and sacrifice.

These are the only pictures I'm proud of.

#face painting

Here's a random thing that I'm gonna say cause no one reads my shit anyways and I'm bothered by something. It's nothing offensive, thankfully, it's just something that ticks me off to no end and it's one of the reasons I have depression. Okay, i want to be remembered. That's the thing. And it really bugs me, because the way I am now, no one will remember me. I want to make a change. I want to make the world better, smarter. But, I can't. At least not now, but that's optimistic. If you know me well in real life, you know I don't do anything with my time besides Roleplaying with one person. I sit on my ass and wallow in self pity. Sounds like a great person, right? That's why I absolutely despise it when people compliment me. Of course, I'll say thank you and stuff. But when they tell me that I'm awesome or whatever... I can't help but disagree. I'm really a terrible person. I mean, look at me, sitting here with everything in my life going for me and I hate myself. I can't keep up relationships, I can't let myself love anyone. I can't do anything. I'm a disappointment to everyone around me. So... If you read this, I'm sorry.

tomhazeldine

trashselim

Can we talk about Steve here? The way he’s looking at the Tesseract. He must be thinking “how could something this small cause so much pain?” The war it started, the years it cost him… the friends he lost…

hopefullynottoofar-deactivated2

Oh, you see, I’ve always looked at this scene a bit differently.

Because I absolutely think those thoughts are going through his head, that this tiny little thing caused so much pain. I’m sure Steve is absolutely glad to see it go. But there’s something else about this scene. Right now, they’re about to send Loki and Thor back to Asgard with the help of the Tesseract. They’re about to be transported somewhere else. With the help of the Tesseract.

Now, let’s think back to the First Avenger. What happens during the final battle against the Red Skull? Oh, that’s right. Skull disappears. The Cube makes the Red Skull disappear. In a way that looks damned similar to what we see in a bit with the teleportation, the portal, etc.

What I read on Steve’s face is worry.

Worry that maybe the Red Skull might be alive, that the Tesseract might not have killed the Red Skull. That the Skull might still be out there, hiding and waiting. Steve survived seventy years. Why wouldn’t the Red Skull?

And that’s what I see on his face. That regret for everything, the fact that this was the cause of so much pain. But also the worry that another cause of that pain is still out there.

rainydestiel

I’m lucifer. You’re joking right????????????

sigyn-barnes-blog

Sammy

Dudes like how do I internet?!1? Do I press the potato button on the microwave or something

tlematimun

Laufey’s son?

sigyn-barnes-blog

And there goes my heart, not like I needed it anyways

patunes

either i

dont have enough followers to get hate

or i

am perfect and therefore yall dont have anything to complain about

neverwhere

#another alternative is they all fear me

johnfkennedyofficial

casualties of the skeleton war.

curse the fuckboys everywhere for bringing this upon us.

lockelamorashasmoved-blog

sigyn-barnes-blog

You know what they call me in the ancient legends on the Dalek home world? The Oncoming Storm. You might have removed all your emotions, but I reckon right down deep in your DNA there’s one little spark left. And that’s fear. Doesn’t it just burn when you face me?

Death and pain are inevitable don't be scared