Steve Rogers + Peggy Carter | She's Gone in Her Sleep [ Peggy's Death ]

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[MysteryGaming]

The fact that Tony and Nat noticed especially quickly is amazing ❤️ Tony stopped talking and both of them watched him walk away concerned. They both instantly knew something was wrong

[Tostorito]

That sucks, man. Poor Steve can't catch a break. That's why I can't blame him for holding on to Bucky despite the costs.

[classics]

This scene makes me realize that Steve’s desperation to save Bucky isn’t just about saving a friend, it’s about saving the only part of his past that he has left. Steve was never truly part of the 21st century. He was always clinging to whatever he had left of his old life. This is why going back to Peggy is the only way he could truly find peace.

[hallejimenez]

Someone honestly give him a hug please

[onechanceleon]

hear that sound?


well that's the sound of my heart breaking

[aboodi]

People really forget he lost Peggy in this movie and say he made “selfish and emotional” decisions.

[StarWolf_]

I love how Stark immediately knew something happened with Steve and just Stopped talking.... little things like that really shows how much Tony respects Steve even if at that moment they were arguing...Tony maybe alot of things but at the end of the day he is the Good Guy. Even in Spider-Man Homecoming he had to pump Peters breaks by saying Steve went easy on him...which he did ..QUEENS.... BROOKLYN....LMAO I LIVE IN NYC CAP RESPECTED SPIDEY... EVEN MORE CAUSE *If you're not familiar with NYC.... they're literally Neighbors with the same code just born different times...

[fabiozanabria]

this is actually what motivates steve to keep bucky safe, he is the only one left from his past

[DJCaine]

Dont cry Cap. The sun will shine on you again. I promise

[andersjohnson]

I think its incredible how everyone there Linda stops, when he gets up and leaves only saying I have to go, they all knew it was something big, something important to him. The argument ceased and everyone was silent

[abbie]

I hate the way people mistreat cap for going back to Peggy, all this man ever wanted was to find happiness, when he sees her in endgame again, he is reminded of that, he had a chance to have the life he was given in the first place, to live in 1940's and grow old with the women he loved and he took it, and so would i, so would a lot of people. I know it sucks that he just got bucky back, and he left him, but i feeel like bucky understood, he had a better chance of living in the modern day, to redeem himself and to be normal. You may not like his ending, but it was perfect for Steve, he finally, finally got what he wanted, he does one thing for himself and everyone hates on him for it. Its sad...

[markopolo]

The way cap looks at his phone is sad you something bad just happened or going to happen😔😔

[bailee]

I love this scene it’s just like real life. Cap new full well this day was coming due to her age and health but no matter how prepared u are when the moments happens it still hurts

[oldclassics]

This scene is less than 30 seconds long but it made me cry so hard.

[drrd]

"I have to go"
"Where?"
"To a staircase, to brood"

[HoundEire]

This is the most profound scene in all of the marvel movies

[niyanti]

Im truely sorry for your lost Captain...

[phoebelewis]

aw I feel so bad for him Steve cannot catch a break he's a mess I mean first he thought his best friend was dead only to find out he's still alive but brainwashed and now the love of his life had died

[sonofthemorningstar]

What if Steve Rogers is the one that sent that Text to himself.

[theultimatespider-websling]

One of the most heartbreaking moments that Steve has went through