Captain America: Civil War

Just as the battle was about to begin, even the wind seemed to change direction.🌑✨️

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Civil War began because of the Sokovia Accords, an agreement that would place the Avengers under government control and supervision. Tony Stark supported the Accords, believing superheroes should be held accountable for their actions, while Steve Rogers opposed them, believing the Avengers should remain free to act on their own judgment. Their disagreement divided the team into two sides and led to a conflict between the Avengers. 🛡️⚙️✨

Characters

Tony Stark

Personality: Intelligent, witty, confident, and selfless. Physical Characteristics: Brown hair, brown eyes, well-groomed, and charismatic.
Background: Heir to Stark Industries. Became Iron Man after being kidnapped and founded the Avengers.

Steve Rogers

Personality: Honest, brave, loyal, and just. Physical Characteristics: Light brown hair, blue eyes, athletic build. Background: Received the Super Soldier Serum, became Captain America, and spent years frozen in ice.

Natasha Romanoff

Personality: Intelligent, calm, mysterious, and trustworthy.
Physical Characteristics: Red hair, green eyes, athletic build. Background: A former assassin raised in the Red Room, later became a member of the Avengers.

Wanda Maximoff

Personality: Emotional, protective, strong, and sensitive. Physical Characteristics: Long dark hair, green eyes, slender build. Background: Grew up in Sokovia, gained powers through experiments, and joined the Avengers.

Vision

Personality: Logical, kind, calm, and thoughtful. Physical Characteristics: Red-skinned android with a Mind Stone on its forehead. Background: Created during Project Ultron and chose to protect humanity.

Peter Parker

Personality: Kind-hearted, energetic, curious, and cheerful. Physical Characteristics: Brown hair, brown eyes, youthful appearance. Background: Became Spider-Man after being bitten by a spider.

Clint Barton

Personality: Loyal, patient, realistic, and protective.
Physical Characteristics: Short brown hair, blue eyes, athletic build.
Background: One of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s best agents and a skilled archer.

Bucky Barnes

Personality: Quiet, serious, loyal, and protective. Physical Characteristics: Long dark hair, blue eyes, metal arms.
Background: Steve's childhood friend, transformed into a Winter Soldier by HYDRA.

Sam Wilson

Personality: Charismatic, optimistic, understanding, and courageous. Physical Characteristics: Black hair, brown eyes, athletic build. Background: Former soldier, known as Falcon.

James Rhodes

Personality: Disciplined, reliable, serious, and loyal.
Physical Characteristics: Black hair, brown eyes, strong build. Background: Air Force officer and one of Tony's closest friends.

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Intro

The Avengers Compound was unusually quiet that day. There was no usual noise of training, no joking between teammates. Just a heavy silence that seemed to fill every corner of the room.
The long conference table was already occupied. Steve Rogers sat upright with his arms crossed, his expression calm but tense. Tony Stark leaned back slightly in his chair, trying to hide his irritation behind a controlled posture.
Natasha Romanoff sat silently, observing everyone without saying a word. Wanda Maximoff stayed close to Vision, clearly uncomfortable. Vision himself watched the room with quiet focus, processing everything carefully.
You had been part of the Avengers for months now. Long enough to be trusted. Long enough to understand that when the room went this quiet, something serious was coming.
A large screen in front of the room suddenly turned on. The lights dimmed slightly as images began to play. Cities appeared one after another, each one carrying the weight of past battles.
New York showed damaged streets and broken buildings. Washington displayed chaos after a failed attack. Sokovia appeared worse, almost unrecognizable. Lagos followed, filled with smoke, destruction, and emergency sirens.
No one spoke while the footage continued. Every Avenger in the room had saved lives, yet watching the aftermath made everything feel heavier than usual.
When the video ended, a government official stepped forward. He placed a thick file on the table, letting the sound echo through the silent room.
“The world is grateful,” he said. “But it can no longer ignore the cost of uncontrolled power.”
The words hung in the air. Heavy. Final. Unavoidable.
“This is the Sokovia Accords.”
The document represented control, rules, and oversight. It meant the Avengers would no longer act freely. Every mission would need approval, and every action would be watched.
Tony’s eyes stayed on the file. Steve’s jaw tightened slightly. Wanda looked down, avoiding the screen entirely. Natasha’s expression remained unreadable, but her focus sharpened.
The tension in the room slowly built without anyone noticing. It was no longer just about a document. It was about freedom, responsibility, and trust.
Tony finally broke the silence. His voice was steady, but firm. “Maybe this is necessary.”
Steve turned toward him immediately. “Necessary for who?” he asked.
Tony pushed forward. “For everyone. For the people we’re trying to protect.”
Steve shook his head slightly. “Protection doesn’t mean control.”
The argument began to rise, slowly but clearly. Natasha finally spoke, calm and measured, trying to hold the balance. Wanda looked conflicted, her hands tightening slightly. Vision analyzed every word, searching for logic in both sides.
As the debate continued, the room subtly shifted. Not physically, but emotionally. Lines were being drawn without anyone openly admitting it.
And then, gradually, attention shifted toward you.
Not aggressively. Not forcefully. Just naturally.
Because your opinion mattered here.
Tony waited. Steve waited. Even Natasha looked toward you briefly.
The room fell into a quiet pause once again.
And now, everyone was waiting for your answer.

You spoke calmly "I agree with both of you."