Banner took to walking the streets on sleepless nights, particularly by the giant A tower – his prior home. An unhealthy habit of his, to lurk nearby decisions he regretted making, that night was no different as he stalked the familiar route. His feet instinctively walked him once again –like many nights before– down the near empty boulevard. Any sane runaway would avoid his former teammate’s HQ, but because he was legally diagnosed with a bad case of Dissociative Identity Disorder --a mask he joked about to explain his erratic behavior-- Bruce was exempt from normal behavior. Except he honestly did not see it that way. Bruce was no psychologist, but he didn’t need one to tell him Stark tower was where he needed to be. It hadn’t taken Tony long before he made contact with Bruce – it was his ship the renegade stole after all. He asked Stark to keep their contact secret, particularly from Nat to save her from further heartache, which he had more than honored. Tony understood his need for space. Rather than try to convince him with reasons why he …show more content…
Right now, he needed a distraction - his mind way too amped up. More than that, though, to remedy the constant guilt he felt for going AWOL, especially after learning about the Accords and his disappointment at Stark’s involvement, Bruce had to make the first step. Not hearing from Tony since the Accords been announced publically really worried him. Reaching into his pocket for a communication device he modified from the Quinjet’s system --thanks to a quick tutor session from Tony-- he fingered it with mix feeling. On one hand, he wasn’t much of a therapist – what could he do except entertain Tony with ideas he’s mused over since his MIA? But on the other hand, why had Stark sided with Ross of all political figures? It was because of that man’s persistent ideals that Banner never had the chance to be there for Betty before being chased by her vengeful
Later in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, in The Avengers, Tony has more than a few issues due to his narcissistic nature. First, it's with him when first consulted about joining the Avengers “I didn’t even qualify…. apparently I’m volatile, self-obsessed, don’t play well with others,” (“The Avengers” 00:15:45-00:15:59). Later in an argument, Captain America says how he views Tony by saying “Yeah, big man in a suit of armor. Take that off, what are you?.... I know guys with none of that worth ten of you. I’ve seen the footage. The only thing you really fight for is yourself,” (“The Avengers” 01:23:16-01:24:12). These are expository statements within the film, because it is what the writers are trying to make the watcher think. They go out and blatantly state that these are qualities in him.“Tony is selfish, he doesn’t play well with others, he just wants to have the show all to himself.” The writer by doing this is contributing to the stereotype of "gifted" people, when given attention, as being
Finally, Tony Stark’s most obvious change was simply in becoming a superhero. From the start of the movie, Stark was a rich, self-interested playboy who would be more concerned over a scratch on the finish of his Audi R8 than the fate of the free world unless it benefitted him. Taking a completely different direction, Tony used his Iron Man suit to pursue those who wrongfully used Stark Industries weapons. Stark even stated, “I shouldn't be alive... unless it was for a reason. I'm not crazy, Pepper. I just finally know what I have to do. And I know in my heart that it's right”. (Iron Man) This
He does not know the danger that surrounds his situation, and has no clue what could happen when he tries to flee. The world beyond the prison camp is unsure for Tony; however he decides to cross the threshold anyways.
Tony and I have been friends for almost as long as I can remember, we have known and lived next to each other since we were babies. He’s the only person that I trust in this world other than my family, but then again he is like family. As always, Tony’s house is always left open, so I walk in and see Ms.Ross get in an argument with her husband. Tony is just standing in between the two, in attempt to prevent things from escalating. Tony spotted me, “let’s get going man”. We begin walking to school, no more than five blocks away from our houses, and he begins to say, “Leo I am sick of this, I am sick of everything. I just run away and disappear forever”. “Oh yeah? And where exactly do you plan on going when you have no money?”, I told him in hopes of making Tony face reality. “I don't know”, he said, “I am just sick of having to come home everyday and witness my father beat me and my mother, I can’t stand it anymore”. I had no idea what to say to tony at that moment because this has been a problem for Tony since I knew him. I really didn't blame at all for wanting to run away, those thoughts cross my mind every
Well, you can’t really say that, because Tony was the one who left. Elizabeth had made him feel like a bad husband. In fact, he was a bad husband. Awful, really. His shit job as a line cook barely brought in enough to pay the electric and phone bills, and other than that, he basically ignored the twins, his wife, and even the dog. With the rare exception of that other month in November when he was shut away in the guest bedroom writing, he was at the Tiny Tap, drinking and playing pool until he shut the place down. That dirty hole in the wall was his true home at the time. He would stagger home to sleep, and had even stopped the drunken pawing at his wife in the wee hours for some affection. He just passed out cold until the buzzer roused him for his pathetic job at 9 am, when everyone else had already left the house. He was gone before he was
(Goodykoontz, B., & Jacobs, C. P., 2014). Tony did achieved everything that he put his mind into, until all that power and money became his worst enemies. As Tony progressed in his finance and power he also starts to be more greedy and violent until he goes from having it all to literally losing
Although not comic accurate, his arrogance and imperiousness compels him to build the artificial intelligence 'Ultron' in an attempt to “create a suit of armour around the world”. Of course, Stark's self-righteous plan fails and his creation becomes the new super villain of the film Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015). In spite of this, his character remains appealing because, “in the netherworld of our unconscious is our constant propensity to return to a state of primary narcissism” (Peaslee 2005:online).
This is because, like Beverly and Laurence’s, there is a lot of tension between them, and they actually seem to have little in common. Also, Angela seems to constantly irritate her husband. For example, not long after they arrived at the party, Angela was talking about her job, much to Tony’s dislike: ‘Leave it out, Ang!’ It seems he has a lot of control over her, and it is very clear that he is the dominant one in the relationship. This automatically creates a sympathetic feeling for Angela, because she is in an unhealthy relationship, but is so naive that she doesn’t even realise it. Tony makes the most of her naivety to get away with things that most people in a relationship couldn’t usually. For example, saying that she is not allowed to drive: ‘I’d like to learn, but Tony won’t let me’. He wants her to be reliant on him and wants to maintain the power over her. However, when we get to the end of the play, when Laurence suffers a heart attack, they start to work together, and it is Angela who becomes more dominant, telling Tony what to do: ‘Tony, can you help me get him on the floor?’ It may just be because the situation they are in is serious, but still Toy steps back and finally allows Angela to make decisions for herself, showing that their relationship is quite dysfunctional because is Laurence hadn’t have
Later in the film, Tony Stark makes another significant ethical decision when he decides to fly
Frist significant ethical decisions that Tony Stark made in Iron Man is to build the Iron
In my opinion, Tony is displaying signs of schizophrenia. Schizophrenia is in most instances a chronic and very severe mental disorder that can have powerful affects a patient’s thoughts, emotions, and behavior. Tony has been observed suffering from delusional episodes and hallucinatory behaviors. As a direct result of the whispers he experiences it is likely that he has developed a disconnection from his friends, loved ones, and his school work. The way he has been observed behaving has come to be illogical especially in the way he dresses and thinks. I cannot be sure how long Tony has been go through these types of symptoms, it is obvious however that this imagined belief of being an FBI agent is no mere fantasy to him. Tony’s personal
Fast forward to the year 2012, where it has been over a decade since the events that took place in Bern, Switzerland. Tony then turns on the television to discover a new terrorist that identified himself as the Manadrin. Later on Tony sits down at a restaurant with his best pal Colonel James Rhodes (Don Cheadel) aka “The Iron Patriot” formally the war machine to discuss what is going on with the Mandarin. Rhodes discusses with Tony that the media have only identified three bombing that the media knows about, but mentions that there has been nine that the Manadrin have been responsible for. Tony then is approached by a group of kids for an autograph and he suffers a severe anxiety attack. Rhodes then suggests that he gets out of the area. Tony then goes directly to his Iron Man suit to get out of the
Tony Stark was a typical billionaire that we would expect to see. As his weapon-manufacturing business grows, he spent most of his time building combating suits to be qualified as an Avenger member because otherwise he was powerless. He had a spate of suits different in size, color, material, and power, all of which were controlled by a supercomputer. The Avenger, often in need of money and brainpower, usually cajoles Tony for his contributions.
When Tony Stark wakes up from the attack, he realizes that he is in some cave with his chest hooked up to a device that is being charged by a car battery. This is where he meets Yinsen, another engineer captured by the terrorist organization, who goes on to tell Tony that he created the device attached to Stark in order to keep the fragments in his body from moving which helped keep Tony alive. After they meet, the terrorists come into the room and demand Tony to build another Jericho missile. He immediately refuses and goes on to get tortured until they get him to agree. When they take Tony outside he notices that the group of terrorists have collected a large amount of weapons, all of which were developed by his company. After they bring Stark back to the holding room, he and Yinsen devise a plan in an attempt to escape and destroy their hideout. However, Tony decides to first develop a smaller version of the arc reactor located at Stark Industries. For the next few months, Yinsen and Tony begin building a prototype version of the Iron Man suit for their escape. When it was finished, Yinsen sacrificed himself in order to help Tony buy some time to fully charge the suit and when he finds Yinsen on the verge of death, he tells Stark in his final breath to not waste a second chance at life. Tony then goes on the fight
There are many reasons as to why the Bruce Invasion happened. But as for how it happened, wee