Marvel: All the Famous Scenes Were Exposed By Me

"Wait, John." Just when John Walker was trying to convince Sam Wilson, his friend Lema Hoskins had a different opinion from him, "If he really It might be worth a try if you can persuade her."

Sometimes, the wind in the ear of a friend is not powerful, it is better than the wind in the pillow of the wife. John Walker said before that he disagreed with Sam Wilson to grind his mouth with Carly Morgenthau, and now Lema Ho Skins said lightly, and he immediately changed his mind.

"We'll deal with you later," John Walker said to Zemo.

"I'm sure we will reach a consensus." Zemo didn't take John Walker's words to heart at all, he pointed to the front, "My partner is ahead."

Everyone turned their heads and saw a little girl standing there, looking at them.

This little girl may not be seen by others, but Zemo is not unfamiliar at all. Just before, he used a packet of Turkish candy to become friends with this little girl.

"Our friend," Zemo strode forward to the little girl, took a small wad of money and handed it over, "this is for your family."

Look, Zemodo knows how to do things. Even if the two of them never mentioned money before, he knows how to use money to stop people's mouths. If the little girl takes his money, she will naturally do what he wants her to do. Confidential.

The little girl was not polite, and immediately accepted the money.

"Can you show us the way?" Zemo asked.

The little girl beckoned, and everyone followed behind her and came to the outside of a room.

"Carly is in there." Zemo turned and said to the crowd.

Sam Wilson did not hesitate, and immediately stepped into the door, which was the church pointed to by the little girl.

"You have ten minutes," John Walker said to Sam Wilson, handcuffing Zemo.

In the church, a funeral was being held. Tanya's coffin was placed in the center, and there were many people around. Carly Morgenthau held a little boy and spoke there.

"I don't remember my parents, I don't remember my siblings, I don't remember my grandparents, I just remember being alone, it felt worse than starvation and freezing panic, I was alone until I met Tanya teacher."

"Mr. Tanya saved me, just like you saved Ndo. She fed me, gave me love, and taught me that we need to help each other because they don't care about us."

"We know who they are,

They made us suffer and tortured and then called us criminals for our rebellion, but it was that rebellion that brought us together, those of us who were unrelated, because we were of the same world the same kind of people. "

"Then live like this."

Sam Wilson actually arrived halfway through Carly Morgenthau's speech, but he stayed outside and didn't bother to go in.

He didn't go in until the funeral was over.

"I just saw you," said Carly Morgenthau.

"I came alone." Sam Wilson approached Carly Moenso. "I just wanted to chat."

"You're bold," said Carly Morgenthau.

"My condolences," said Sam Wilson.

"Don't coax me, I'm not a child." Carly Morgenthau didn't buy it.

"I don't, I know what it's like to lose someone," Sam Wilson said. "Trust me."

"No, you don't understand that feeling," Carly Morgenthau said.

"There's no need for war, Carly," Sam Wilson said.

"They started a war by the time they kicked us out of our new home and onto the streets," Carly Morgenthau said. "There are people all over the world who need me, millions of people."

"I don't know the million people, but I know you," Sam Wilson said. "I know your disappointment, I know your helplessness."

"You want me to stop because someone's hurt, right?" Carly Morgenthau asked. "But what if I make the world a better place, Sam?"

"No, the world isn't better if you're killing people," Sam Wilson said. "It's just different."

"I really don't know if you are smart or hopelessly optimistic." Carly Morgenthau laughed after hearing this.

"Can't it be both?" Sam Wilson asked rhetorically.

"No," said Carly Morgenthau.

"I know a man who should know the best super soldier in the world." Sam Wilson put his hands in his pockets, talking like an old friend. "He said, you're a supremacist."

"Me?" Carly Morgenthau felt incredible when she heard this definition of herself.

"That's right," said Sam Wilson.

"It's just ridiculous, everything I do is to end the hegemony." Carly Morgenthau denied, "Those companies and beasts behind the scenes are supremacists."

"So, let me ask you, you have more serum, right?" Sam Wilson asked.

"So what?" Carly Morgenthau did not deny it.

"Are you going to expand your army?" Sam Wilson's next words pointed to the heart. "You are killing innocent people."

"They are not innocent, they are obstacles in my way." Carly Morgenthau said of course, "I will kill them if I choose."

"Wow~" Sam Wilson looked stunned.

"No, no, that's not what I meant." Only then did Carly Morgenthau realize what she had just said, and quickly defended, "You tempted me to say..."

"Like what?" Sam Wilson asked.

"My rebels are trying to take your home, Sam," Carly Morgenthau said. "Why didn't you stop them and run here instead."

"My sister is also waiting for the answer to this question." Sam Wilson said, "I am not your enemy. I agree with your resistance, but I cannot agree with the way you resisted." Sam Wilson's eyes fell to the lying Tanya in the coffin, "I'm sure she wouldn't approve either."

"No no no, this is a bad idea." Sam Wilson was chatting with Carly Morgenthau in the church, trying to get into her heart a little bit, but John Walker outside the church was impatient. .

"It's not ten minutes, John, sit down," Bucky Barnes reminded.

"Don't do this, don't perfunctory me!" John Walker said.

"He knew it," Bucky Barnes said.

"I'm going in." John Walker weighed it for a while and planned to go in, but was stopped by Bucky Barnes.

"It's all easy for you, isn't it, you have those serums in your blood." John Walker looked up at Bucky Barnes and said, "Barnes, your partner needs support, you really Do you want to get his blood on your hands?"