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Post by Iron Man on May 7, 2006 14:35:31 GMT -5
"So you think the American people want to have all-powerful heroes that can do everything on their terms, and are beyond discipline? You think the American people want to have their homes destroyed by mindless monsters because heroes aren't co-ordinated?" Tony growled, his hands balled into fists. "If any heroes are...forced...to register, then it will be for a good reason. Don't resort to violence, Cap. That isn't the American way you proclaim to support. I wanna start seeing some evidence of heroics in you, Steve. Recently, I've seen none."
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Post by Captain America on May 7, 2006 14:42:33 GMT -5
"Tony... in all of history... how many heroes... how many heroes have ever gone bad?" Cap asked. "Wanda Maximoff.... the Hulk...." he shook his head. "Who else?" He waved a hand. "And now we hear the Hulk has vanished, and Wanda Maximoff.... He paused slightly. That loss had cut him deeply. "Wanda Maximoff... isn't a threat." he said after a moment.
"I just don't understand... the Registration Act has benefits but it has far bigger drawbacks! And... forced to register .... you sicken me, Tony. This makes you no different from... from Magneto, or Doctor Doom, or even Kang. You'd do whatever it took to gain victory." He looked over at Peter. "How... how can you just sit there and listen to Tony talk this... this rubbish, Peter?" he asked. "How?"
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Post by Iron Man on May 7, 2006 14:51:50 GMT -5
"Don't you dare compare me to them!" Tony snarled, his voice pulsing with rage. "How many heroes have gone bad? Pietro, Wanda, Hulk, Colossus, Mystique and Freedom Force, and even me! Heroes are mind-controlled by villains every other day in this business! Get wise, Steve, and start thinking about others isntead of yourself!"
Captain America, being selfish? It sounded absurd even to Tony himself, but...it simply was. Things were changing so rapidly...and not for the better.
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Post by wolverine on May 8, 2006 2:09:12 GMT -5
"That is a choice we make ourselves." Logan now spoke. He looked at Iron Man. "If you think everyone will just roll over to this act you're wrong." He still leaned against the wall. "How many have died to keep us going."
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Post by Spider-man on May 8, 2006 9:42:30 GMT -5
"Well, because I agree with what he is saying, I'm sorry Steve but I Think the SHR is a good idea."Peter said, it wasn't entirely true but he needed to make a choice, and for the time being, this was his choice.
"And superheroes gone bad, that's the whole point, they can't, because they can be effictively countered the moment they do, the threats will be analised and then sufficient means will be taken against them.
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Post by Captain America on May 9, 2006 13:16:02 GMT -5
Cap exhaled deeply. "Look, Tony. I'm not..." and then suddenly he trailed off. Wordlessly, he gestured at the television. "Something's come up..." he said. The whole group, all four of them, turned to watch the news broadcast on the television.
"My God..." said Cap, turning completely pale. "My... My God..." he looked around at Tony. They both shared a glance. Their argument could be finished later. There were lives to save. "Let's go." said Cap, turning to leave at once.
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Post by Evo on May 11, 2006 20:59:18 GMT -5
Evo looked at the veteran heroes argue "I don't think that this act is a good idea either" he thought with cap as he was talking. Looking at Cap as he said "Lets go" Evo followed obediently, his jacket flowing in the wind.
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Post by Black Cat on May 12, 2006 1:36:52 GMT -5
((Is this the Stamford Aftermath???))
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Post by Iron Man on May 12, 2006 1:55:49 GMT -5
((No, pre.))
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