"When we were ten. Someone was at war with someone else. Even that young, you learn not to care who. They offload their bombs on Sokovia all the same," she says. Wanda makes herself look Tony in the eye. It has nothing to do with confrontation and everything to do with keeping her eyes open so that she doesn't have to relive the memory.

"We were ten, eating dinner with our parents. A shell exploded in our apartment. Pietro grabs me and we roll under the bed in time for a second shell to land. It doesn't go off." The last time she spoke words like this, she realizes, were to Ultron.

"Every effort to get us out, every bump, I think this is it. This is what will kill us. For two days, all we could do was stare at your name."