Here's Why Steve Rogers Retired As Captain America In Avengers: Endgame

Here's Why Steve Rogers Retired As Captain America In Avengers: Endgame

Here's Why Steve Rogers Retired As Captain America In Avengers: Endgame

There is little doubt that Avengers: Endgame concluded on a hopeful note as Steve Rogers passed his shield on to Sam Wilson. But why was it necessary for Steve to finally retire as Captain America? The writers behind the Marvel Cinematic Universe flick have just revealed what was going through Steve's mind at that time.

Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely recently spoke to Variety about writing the screenplay for Endgame and discussed some important aspects in the film. When asked why Steve decided to enter retirement, Markus was quick to remind everyone that Captain America is a lot older than he looks.

McFeely added that Steve's decision may have been influenced after seeing Tony Stark with his family.

In the end, Steve somehow found the life he always wanted when he went back in time and married Peggy Carter. Although we never got to see what happened in his new life in Endgame, we're pretty sure it gave him closure and the confidence to pass on the shield to his good friend Falcon.

Avengers: Endgame is still screening in theaters around the globe.

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