The Indian Marvel Fan

1. The Unspoken, "I Can Do This All Day: In this photograph, Captain America is on the left, representing the light, and Thanos is on the right representing the dark. Tony Stark is unresponsive and Thor has been beaten to a pulp after the "powerful three" attempt to stop Thanos. We had been waiting for Captain to use the mighty Mjolnir, yet despite it, Thanos is still too powerful to be defeated, and Cap's shield is destroyed. Cap is entirely defenseless, and the cosmos is about to be obliterated by a vast army. Anyone else would have given up, but Cap tightens his damaged shield, expressing with his confidence and courage that he is prepared to take on an entire army by himself. The ability of Captain America to fight until he is completely unable to move is, in my opinion, one of the most underestimated scene in the film. He is not a test subject, and his greatest strength is not his superhuman strength but rather his righteous heart and his never-say-die mentality...

  Thor  respects Captain America much more compared to the other Avengers. In fact i would say Thor respect Cap the most in all of the MCU. Thor attacked Captain America when they first met, but Captain America did not attack him. Captain America simply defended himself to bring the conflict to a close. Steve didn't add to the tension by yelling at Thor. Steve wasn't cocky when Thor was knocked back, and he tried to deescalate the situation. "Are we done here?" Steve inquired. His body language clearly indicated that he does not want to fight, but that he will if forced to. Thor relaxed a little and agrees. Thor most likely admires and respects Steve's humble demeanour. So much so that Thor, a god-like entity, agreed to carry out Steve's commands. Steve is injured during the Battle of New York, but he recovers. When Thor asks Steve if he's ready for more, instead of quitting, Steve simply answers "what. I am just getting started." Thor, on the ot...