The Avengers: Age Of Ultron

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In “The Avengers: Age of Ultron” the Avengers are perceived as heroes who fight the wicked plans their opponents ignite to harm the superb contributions they give civilians. These epic heroes are often displayed as heroes who possess character traits such as being charismatic, determined, and emotionally sensitive since they’re yearning to achieve a personal goal, a personal goal that heroes establish in hopes to recover from their dark past. The creators of the Avengers: Age of Ultron use the archetypal Byronic hero, Tony Stark, and allusions to convey the idea that the audience is responsible for learning how to trust ourselves and not let our distorted inferences and the ambitious desire to obtain individualism since it leads Stark to jump …show more content…

Stucker and Dr.List use technologically advanced instruments such as the Loki’s scepter. In their fight, the Avengers tried to acquire the Loki’s scepter after Baron Strucker robbed it from the S.H.I.E.L.D. agency. Despite the Avengers recovering the Loki’s scepter after their battle with Strucker’s scientist and the twins, Stark’s artificial intelligent robot, Ultron, robbed the blue gem to follow through his wicked destructive plan to substitute mankind with his metal robots owing that he rationalizes that mankind is constantly upsetting one another. Ultron is a robot that was generated with artificial intelligence to substitute the Avengers once they perish, as Scarlet Witch illustrates in the vision she gives to Stark. Tony’s bizarre past leads him to the creation of Ultron since he begins to doubt his team’s capability, for he wants to prevent taking responsibility for his team’s death as he witnessed in the vision Scarlet Witch gave …show more content…

Despite Tony’s will to notify his team about his new artificial intelligence project, the Avengers and the S.H.I.E.L.D. agency were able to overcome this dilemma and unite all the missing pieces of the puzzle together to conquer Ultron and his assistants. Regardless of the conundrums that the creation of Ultron brings for team’s plan to grant peace for the civilians of Sokovia before Ultron and his assistants destroy

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