How could Steve Rogers return to his timeline?
I recently decided to watch all the MCU movies and I finally finish Endgame, but I can't stop think about; how he return to his timeline?, I looked up the answer on the internet and read that maybe the old Steve was always there but he was hidden, but I remember that in a previous movie they mentioned that Peggy got married (and they even show us a picture of her and her husband, and that wasn't Steve) So that theory wouldn't make sense to me, also how did he get his shield intact again? If he simply traveled through quantum space he should have appeared in the machine and with the suit but he didn't do that, so HOW? please someone give me a theory or help me to understand it (if the directors ever explained this)
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He didnt. There were always two Steve Rogerses existing on the 616 Timeline post-WWII; one of them was stuck in ice for 70 years, while the other was living a quiet life in anonymity married to Peggy.
As for how he got the Shield, it wouldn't have been that hard to get his hands on copy of it since Howard already had such copy that got eventually passed down to Tony.
It's not a theory.
"in the winter soldier They show us a photo of what I believe to be her husband and daughter, next to Peggy's hospital bed."
The man in that photo is Future!Steve.
These quotes:
**"The husband that you very purposefully did not see at Peggy’s bedside in Winter Soldier is Chris’ Steve."**
**"The movies you have been watching follow a line where he always goes back."**
Anyway, where did he get an intact shield? Also, the fact that it's always been Steve indicates that all the MCU that we always see is an AU, because he alters his future, not his past, as explained Bruce in Endgame
As was,Kamala's Nani making it onto the train in 1947 by following a trail of stars. She didn't follow stars; she followed broken hard-light crystals generated bya future version of Kamala.
The way the Russos ended it contradicts everything that was said in the movie and the character of Captain America. The only thing that makes sense is that he created a new branched timeline where he lived with Peggy and then returned to his original timeline to give the shield to Sam.
Also, it's easy to imagine that he was working in the background to make sure that people were prepared for them without getting too detailed in what he was up to.
What's never been explained is why he didn't return to the platform. IMO, he came back earlier to do 'something'. My personal head canon is that he came back early and was in the Wakandan lab to get a copy of vision after Shuri's frantic actions in IW. But that's just head canon. Regardless, the fact that he came back somewhere other than the platform implies we're watching an alternate timeline now. In the true blue prime MCU, he never returned.
I'm not sure it's 'another theory' (the Vision thing is... But the returning earlier thing isn't... It's literally what we saw).
My thought is that the Russo's could just as easily written it so he returns on the pedestal. His visor flips up and he's old. The scene would play out emotionally and narratively in EXACTLY the same way...
So the question that is then worth asking is, "Why did the Russo's put him on that bench?" and the only logical answer (IMO) is that he came back early for 'reasons'. I think that part isn't a theory really. It's mostly what we saw (unless someone can give a logical alternative explanation for why he's on the bench). The Vision part is obviously my personal theory / head canon.