Not everyone agrees with the five stages of grief, but people often cite them as denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. Some of the remaining Avengers exhibit varying degrees of these five stages in the five years that pass after killing Thanos.
A few examples:
Clint Barton/Hawkeye takes the loss of his family hard and turns to anger, murdering a countless number of people under the guise of Ronin.
The time jump was a good thing for Bruce Banner. He was able to move forward and find peace with the Hulk to merge into a version of himself that he considers the best of both worlds.
Tony has mostly accepted what has happened. He has moved on with Pepper and the two have a daughter. He initially is wary of helping the Avengers because he doesn't want to lose what he has gained. However, it's clear he's still a bit haunted by the loss of Peter Parker. He keeps a photo of the two of them in his kitchen near another of his father, Howard.
Thor exhibits signs of depression and denial. He's gained a lot of weight and Valkyrie says he usually comes out once a month to get more booze. When Rocket and the Hulk find him, he's drunk and looks like he hasn't showered in a while. His hair is unkempt and he has crumbs in his beard. He doesn't even want to hear the name Thanos. Korg and Miek say they don't use that name around him.
Natasha/Black Widow and Steve seem to be somewhere in between bargaining and denial. When Nat learns there's the slightest chance they can bring everyone back, she's all over it because she doesn't want to believe their fate is set. Steve tells Natasha he goes to group meetings to tell others to move on, but they don't. Unlike Tony and Bruce, both of them are having a difficult time finding ways to have meaning in their lives when so many people close to them were taken away.
https://www.thisisinsider.com/avengers-endgame-marvel-references-2019-4
2019-04-27 21:19:58Z
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