Avengers Doomsday EXPOSES Steve Rogers’ Biggest Mistake?

This is one of those Marvel theories that only gets stronger the more you think about it. Avengers: Doomsday may finally answer the question fans have avoided since Endgame — what were the real consequences of Steve Rogers’ choice? Steve didn’t just return the Infinity Stones. He made a personal decision that quietly changed everything. By staying with Peggy, Steve lived inside a timeline that was never meant to last. A timeline the TVA would have erased — until Loki broke the system and allowed all branches to survive. That choice didn’t just create peace. It created vulnerability. Steve built a life. A family. A child. And that child exists inside a fragile reality with no protection against incursions. Now enter Doctor Doom. Doomsday is heavily hinting that Doom is hunting children tied to reality-shaping power. And suddenly the question becomes terrifying — what if Steve Rogers’ child is part of that equation? This reframes everything. Steve’s return isn’t about duty or patriotism. It’s about protecting his family. His legacy. His mistake. Doom isn’t attacking out of cruelty. He believes timelines built on emotional choices are unstable — and Steve’s timeline becomes proof of his philosophy. Doomsday isn’t about fixing the universe together like Endgame. It’s about paying the price for choices made alone. 💥 Subscribe to Secret Varient for more Avengers Doomsday theories, leaks, and MCU breakdowns.