[ Of course he would ask himself that. He turns into a big green giant when he’s angry. That’s got to cause identity issues.
In Bruce, he reminds himself. In Bruce Banner, who’s probably dead. Like Stark’s dead. Like Pepper’s dead. Like everyone else is dead.
The cognitive dissonance is going to kill him too, he thinks. At least, it’s going to make his head hurt. Because the memories rise up to fill in the blanks automatically, but he can’t trust them, can he? He’s real, he’s not real; it’s an existential crisis that’s going to tear him apart. Already, the cracks are forming. He can feel them. He – Stark – hadn’t been held together by much more than stubbornness to begin with. But stubbornness is no match for this. ]
I’ll help you.
[ Where’s the harm in it? He doesn’t have anything else to lose. He’s just like Clint Eastwood in the Dollars trilogy. If there ever was an Eastwood or a trilogy of movies like that. ]
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In Bruce, he reminds himself. In Bruce Banner, who’s probably dead. Like Stark’s dead. Like Pepper’s dead. Like everyone else is dead.
The cognitive dissonance is going to kill him too, he thinks. At least, it’s going to make his head hurt. Because the memories rise up to fill in the blanks automatically, but he can’t trust them, can he? He’s real, he’s not real; it’s an existential crisis that’s going to tear him apart. Already, the cracks are forming. He can feel them. He – Stark – hadn’t been held together by much more than stubbornness to begin with. But stubbornness is no match for this. ]
I’ll help you.
[ Where’s the harm in it? He doesn’t have anything else to lose. He’s just like Clint Eastwood in the Dollars trilogy. If there ever was an Eastwood or a trilogy of movies like that. ]