Perfected ENDGAME Problem; Makes Sense More Than FFH - Falcon and the Winter Soldier - PJ Explained
20,000#AvengersEndgame didn’t exactly have a happy ending. Multiple heroes died (or disappeared into the past), leaving the future of Earth’s Mightiest Heroes up in the air. But for the rest of the world, this was supposed to be a happy ending. Half of the universe Blipped back into existence. Mothers. Husbands. Children. Everyone came back. Happily ever after, right? Maybe not. The #FalconAndTheWinterSoldier’s main villains, the Flag-Smashers, keep saying that the world was better before the Avengers undid the Snap. They want to maintain “a world without borders.” In Episode 4, we finally learn what that really means. #PJExplained
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