[The whole process goes against what Tony finds is essential in work as a superhero: do as little harm as possible. Turning to heroics through Iron Man was always about that. It was about help over harm, about changing the pattern of destruction to one of productivity and life, and he would always be against any method that succeeded through damage and hurting others. When Bucky doesn't respond to his comment, he notices. It seems that in another world the Avengers have less concern about the amount of collateral they cause and that there might be better, cleaner solutions to achieving the same end. It says a lot.]

Steve asked me about that. I was wondering if he thought I might somehow have been involved with it. That does sound like Hydra. They aren't very creative or good at branching out in their methods. I'm sorry you had to go through that.