Yes, Agent Peggy Carter and Steve Rogers (aka Captain America) did finally have that dance. Following the climax of Avengers: Endgame, Chris Evans' Steve Rogers went back in time to return the Infinity Stones his team borrowed, only to remain in the past and marry Peggy Carter. It is their story, after all.So, there you have it. Chris and I are partial to the idea that Steve is part of a strange, unique time-loop where he has always been there. We have always thought that he was her husband. And a mystery teased throughout the underrated Agent Carter series. None of us can go back. It’s their voices behind both the TV show and all of the I’d personally take the vision of the writers who started this story from the beginning than And that’s what I argue Steve does. He is an avid statue and Funko Pop! When he came back, he was on the stone bench not the quantum tunnel platform. His mission’s more important.However, during the mission, Tony Stark reminds Steve to find happiness as he has. I really want to see that dance! Here’s why:The agents travel to the 1950s to find an older Daniel Sousa than we last saw him in So, by sharing this knowledge, the writers conclude Sousa could never have been the husband of Peggy Carter. And the writers certainly intended for the audience to interpret a happy romantic ending for Steve and Peggy – and have said as much in interviews. But, I disagree.
And yes, we now definitively know who Peggy Carter’s husband was, a mystery since Captain America: Winter War. He is a Feature, Comic Breakouts and News writer.
Something we know Carter is good at as a spy. And then he wakes up years in the future? Peggy Carter's Husband in Captain America: Winter Soldier Was Steve Rogers. "I don’t know if Marvel wants to tell any more Captain America stories or if Chris [Evans] is up for it. He had gotten all those extra Pym particles in the 70s jump if you remember. And Endgame makes more sense too if you watch the series. And the end was about as romantic as any movie can get.Enver Gjokaj has been guest-starring in the final season of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Avengers: Endgame screenwriters Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely revealed they believe Peggy Carter's husband was, in fact, Steve Rogers. This is how I see the ending of Endgame and I truly believe Peggy and Steve had a wonderful happy ending based on the last movie. Still, if Steve had ever saved Sousa, there were a few times when it would have made sense for that type of reveal to happen, especially when Peggy reunites with the Howling Commandos.
The truth was in front of Steve and us all along! Why make it such a big deal? Margaret "Peggy" Carter was born to Harrison and Amanda Carter on Wednesday, April 9, 1921, in Hampstead, England. That should have been a huge clue! He then traveled to Peggy in the past. The Russo Brother said her husband and the father of her children is never seen in pictures because that had been planned this way since the brothers first started work on Winter Soldier, which is Joe and Anthony’s first gig in the MCU (I’m not positive whose idea it actually was though Joe or Anthony Russo, or maybe even Kevin Feige or perhaps someone we’ll never hear about).
He doesn’t know he’s looking at pictures of his future children in the past.But then they throw us off the scent when Peggy reverted to a past version of herself when Steve was gone.
If Steve rescued him, I’d imagine that would have been a different story.In this 1953 scene, Peggy also said, “even after he died, Steve was still changing my life.” I bet he was! I haven’t seen Endgame yet, and didn’t even bother watching Agent Carter because I hated the fact that Captain America missed that dance with Peggy. From there, the beginning of a romance begins between Daisy and Sousa. I think an alternate timeline makes no sense. Not Sousa. A blizzard had trapped half our battalion behind the German line. If it was Sousa, why be so secretive?
Peggy Carter's Husband was the United States Army soldier during World War II who later married Peggy Carter in the original timeline. Sousa and Sharon were both red herrings, nothing more.The years of build-up in Marvel movies as well as the TV shows, In the movie, Steve continues to long for Peggy while living in a world where many of his friends (Avengers) are now also gone. And yes, we now definitively know who Peggy Carter’s husband was, a mystery since While I’ve put off posting this romantic moment for a couple of months now – due to significant spoilers from Now, to be fair, there has been some discussion and disagreement between the directors of From the time Agent Peggy Carter and Steve first met in This “dance” continues as a dream for both Steve and Peggy in their own timelines. Sam asks, “Did something go wrong, or did something go right?”Steve then tells him an intriguing story. She holds onto a photo of Steve pre-Captain America and places him on a pedestal above all other men. "It depends on what story Marvel wants to tell going forward," McFeely answered. Yes, he’s warned about not entering alternate timelines, but there’s no evidence in the film he crossed over into one. I think they made it a clear conclusion based on older Steve’s comments. But it’s only a brief moment. I find that while Captain America isn’t in it, his presence is always felt. It’s been five years, but he and Natasha haven’t given up. The dialogue and evidence in the film just don’t support it.
By returning the stones to their proper place, he preserved the timestream as Banner promised the Ancient One they would. Following the end of … )We then hear old-fashioned music playing. And even when he begins a romance with Peggy’s niece, Sharon. The only way he can be sitting on the bench is that he lived his life through the years in the prime timeline.I agree! So once he lived out his life w/her, and possibly stayed until his children died (he could have stayed for a LONG time), he could have just gone back to the past in the same timeline he had created, which would have been that scene w/the platform we saw, which was his BASE starting point for the new timeline he created.