We found a way to save Black Widow in Avengers: Endgame

Before lifting these forks and getting ready to burn us for heresy, we have a little theory that deserves to be examined: what would happen if, when Captain America went back in time (in the end from of Avengers: Endgame ) to make the six stones Infinity, he also saved the life of Black Widow?

Wait, what do you mean, " saved the life of Black Widow" ? She is dead. Faded away. Irreversible. No refund.

What if Cape Town traveled to Morag in 2014 instead of casting the soulstone to sleep and pbaded on her soulstone to Natasha and Clint to bring them back to their 2023? The soul stone of this timeline never leaves Sleeping.

Stay with us because we will explain how this can be done!

For the sake of brevity, we will badume that you Endgame fully looked at and understand how the time travel mechanics works.

If this is not the case, here is an intensive course – the time travel in the Marvel Cinematic universe works in such a way that whatever you do in another scenario only does not does not affect your calendar. . Go back in time and effectively create a branch in the timeline, which means that temporal paradoxes can not occur. You can not go back in time to kill your ancestor, to prevent your birth. This will only occur in the branch timeline.

This is important because the MCU also establishes another rule: it is possible to create a timeline with branches, within a timeline with branches. (When Captain America and Iron Man fail to recover the Tesseract in the 2012 branching timeline, and go back even lower until 1970.)

Now let's get down to business.

So, at the end of Endgame Captain America decided to go back in time via the quantum realm to fire the six Infinity Stones in order to rebalance the time, without canceling the eventual defeat of Thanos in an alternative reality. To do this, he must return to the point where the stones were taken, to restore this balance.

Why? As the ancient explains, stones are an integral part of maintaining balance across the cosmos. Remove one from the timeline and your universe is essentially finished.

Taking the Infinity Stones from their current chronology, the pbading time, according to the Old, will be in turmoil, plunging this chronology into chaos. (We also think that at this point, Banner must realize that since his own chronology did not cease to exist after Thanos destroyed the Stones five years ago, the original Stones must still be present somewhere , but no one knows where.)

According to this theory, Cape must go back to the exact moment when he and the other Avengers extracted the Infinity Stones at the time of the flight, to make them.

But it's impossible. Although this is a simple delivery mission at each deadline, we believe that the return of some Infinity Stones may be a little more delicate than you think. But let's solve the simplest ones first.

He went to New York in 2012, to bring back both the stone of time to the old, as well as the mental stone / scepter, where he got rid of his young (unconscious). It's 2, which leaves 4 and he does not detect it.

So Cape returned to Asgard in 2013 to render the reality stone / Aether, and reinject the ether into Jane Foster. Suppose Thor explains to Cape exactly what to do and how. 3 of 6.

Here is the most delicate part. The Power Stone on Morag around 2014 was housed in a sphere. With this sphere destroyed, and the Starlord of this branch made unconscious by War Machine, who knows if Peter Quill puts his hand on the power stone, to allow the events of the first Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 1 to play. We looked at NO, Thanos and his team traveling in time going up to 2023, so the timeline is a mess.

(Which raises another question: if going back in time creates a branch, what do you create when you jump forward? In time?)

And when Cape goes to SHIELD headquarters in 1970 to make the stone of space, how does he get the gem in the form of a cube? If it's not a cube, the events will not run exactly as they did before.

But say it for some reason (the Stones may be self-conscious and form the respective sphere and cube for Steve just when he gives them back, who knows?), the first five stones are returned.

In these cases, Cape goes back to the moment when these stones were taken, because he would not want to disturb the flight made by his teammates within these deadlines. He would not want War Machine and Nebula to be embarrbaded to get the Power Stone, even if it is captured by Thanos. When the events are read correctly, the timeline is intact.

He would not want to stop Tony Stark from meeting his father. And he certainly would not want to interfere in Bruce Banner to know what would be the consequences of removing the Infinity Stones from their respective chronologies.

But what about Soul Stone? Well, Cape will completely ignore Sleep.

Instead of returning the soulstone immediately after Natasha Romanoff / Black Widow sacrificed, he did so before at that time. In other words, he can give Nat and Clint the soulstone, without both of them coming face to face.

Think about it. Instead of Nat sacrificing it, Cape creates another branch where he pbades his soulstone to Nat and Clint. They advance in time, and the end of the film does not change and when their Cape makes the same trip back, it does the same thing.

As such, the black widow in this scenario would be alive. It will not bring back Nat from the Prime timeline, but it's still a win for us somehow … no?

Just know that it's totally different to bring the dead back to life. Especially not when you make a blood sacrifice for an Infinity Stone. Just ask Bruce Banner / Professor Hulk. He tried this himself, after using the Nano Gauntlet to get everyone back

. In addition, the authors of Endgame themselves, Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely, were recorded in the HeroBlend podcast, and demystified the possibility that Nat is alive.

"You give it back, you get nothing in return," Markus explained. "It's not like a pawn shop. It's a slot machine. "

But you know who else was sacrificed for the soulstone but" came back "? Some Thanos kid called Gamora, obviously.

Yes, the Gamora that we all know and maybe love is dead, but 2014 Gamora was brought back to the last third of Endgame aboard the Thanos Dreadnought 2014.

In addition, she seemed to be perfectly fine even after her future / present itself apparently disappeared and seems to be the focus of Peter Quill / Star Lord's search in the next Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 .

If this time displaced, Gamora can still be alive and in good health, Nat can definitely be "brought back" by the same method. Of course, it will not be the same Nat, but someone who knows enough about the conflict against Thanos.

Of course, the next solo film of Black Widow will be a prelude to much more history, so we do not expect that any of the Avengers will find it. origin comes back in the current lap of heroes MCU.

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