How do you think Steve Rogers and Red Skull’s reunion on Vormir went?
When Steve Rogers returned the Soul Stone to Vormir, he would’ve have faced Red Skull again because the last time they met was during 1945, if i remember, and now Red Skull is the guardian of the Soul Stone. It’s such a huge moment that happened off-screen. I’m curious how everyone imagines Steve and Red Skull reacting to seeing each other again after all that time. How do you think that conversation went?
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Meeting the Ancient one who maybe gives a few words of wisdom, probably something that has him decide on living life with Peggy
Being seen but not encountered by the Red Skull, and taking a quick moment to lament and salute Nat for her sacrifice for the stone. Though I don't know if there are implications of a soul being returned if the stone is brought back.
Leaving a stone behind where Tony got one meeting his dad, and Steve recognizing an old Howard Stark.
Taking the reality stone (?) back to Asgard and taking a moment to see how lovely Asgard looks.
And then the rest of course is literally history, and I forgot how the other stones were acquired.
Now I just hope they’ll release Infinity War as well as Endgame and preferably in IMAX.
"Red Skull?? Son of a BAAAAGHHH"
It just slipped out
He would very much care about Steve Rogers again.
Clint and Natasha are getting it before Thanos brings Gamora there. It’s a time travel movie.
Steve Rogers: Son of a bitch
Red Skull : Language.
Steve walks up behind him with the soul stone in hand: “I can do this all day…”

But you would imagine if anything of Johann Schmitt was left in there, he'd be more interested in what was very likely the first humans he's seen in Hawkeye and Black Widow.
That said, I would enjoy something stirring within him by meeting Captain America, but ultimately being powerless to do anything.
Didn't red skull kill or had people killed on top of being pretty hungry to the point of wanting to surpass the great dictator of the time?
When Red Skull said he had held it once, a lifetime ago, he never said whose life!