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Iron man had to die

He was a threat that needed to be gone

By Judy El.GhrabawyPublished 3 years ago 3 min read

In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Doctor Strange is known for his mystical abilities and his ability to see into the future. In the movie "Avengers: Infinity War," Dr. Strange saw Iron Man as a threat to the future because of his potential to make decisions that could jeopardize the success of their mission.

At the beginning of the movie, Dr. Strange and Iron Man are both on the same page about the threat that Thanos poses to the universe. They both understand the gravity of the situation and are willing to put aside their differences to work together to defeat Thanos. However, as the movie progresses, Dr. Strange begins to see Iron Man as a potential threat to their mission.

Dr. Strange's ability to see into the future revealed that there was only one scenario in which the Avengers could defeat Thanos and save the universe. In that scenario, Iron Man had to be alive. This meant that Iron Man was a crucial part of the plan to defeat Thanos and save the future.

However, Iron Man's impulsive nature and his desire to protect the people he loves could lead him to make decisions that would ultimately put the mission at risk. Dr. Strange recognized this potential threat and made the difficult decision to sacrifice the Time Stone to save Iron Man's life.

In one scene, Iron Man and Dr. Strange are arguing about what their next move should be. Iron Man suggests that they should attack Thanos head-on, while Dr. Strange suggests that they should wait for the right opportunity. Iron Man's impulsive nature leads him to make decisions that could jeopardize the success of their mission. Dr. Strange recognizes this and tells Iron Man that he is not willing to sacrifice the lives of half of the universe for one man's ego.

Dr. Strange's decision to sacrifice the Time Stone to save Iron Man's life was not an easy one. He knew that the Time Stone was their only hope of defeating Thanos and saving the universe, but he also knew that Iron Man was a key player in their plan. Dr. Strange understood that sacrificing the Time Stone was the only way to ensure that the one scenario in which they could defeat Thanos and save the future would play out.

Dr. Strange's decision to save Iron Man's life was not just based on his importance to their plan. He also recognized that Iron Man had come a long way from the selfish, egotistical character he once was. Iron Man had evolved into a selfless hero who was willing to sacrifice his own life for the greater good. Dr. Strange saw the potential in Iron Man and believed that he could be the key to saving the universe.

In another scene, Iron Man and Dr. Strange are captured by Thanos' henchmen and are forced to fight for their lives. During the fight, Dr. Strange uses his mystical abilities to create multiple copies of himself to fight off their attackers. Iron Man is impressed by Dr. Strange's abilities and asks him how he did it. Dr. Strange simply responds, "I'm not from around here." This exchange shows that Dr. Strange knows more than he lets on and that he is a valuable asset to the Avengers.

Dr. Strange's decision to save Iron Man's life ultimately pays off. Iron Man is able to play a crucial role in the plan to defeat Thanos and save the universe. Without Iron Man, their plan would not have succeeded.

In the end, Dr. Strange's decision to save Iron Man's life was not just about ensuring the success of their mission. It was also about recognizing the potential in Iron Man and believing that he could be a hero that the universe needed. Dr. Strange saw Iron Man as a threat to the future because of his potential to make decisions that could jeopardize their mission, but he also saw the potential in him to be the hero that they needed.

In conclusion, Dr. Strange's decision to save Iron Man's life was based on his ability to see into the future and understand the importance of Iron Man to their plan. He recognized the potential threat that Iron Man posed to their mission, but he also saw the potential in him to be a hero. Dr. Strange's decision to sacrifice the Time Stone to save Iron Man's life was not an easy one, but it ultimately paid off. Iron Man was able to play a crucial role in the plan to defeat Thanos and save the universe. Without Iron Man, their plan would not have succeeded.

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    Written by Judy El.Ghrabawy