5 Life Lessons and Moral Value In "Captain America: Civil War (2016)" (Spoilers Alert!) ​

5 Life Lessons and Moral Value In "Captain America: Civil War (2016)" (Spoilers Alert!) ​

​1) You have to do what's right and not compromise on your beliefs.

Captain America (Steve Rogers) insistently decided not to sign the Sokovia Accords despite many members of the Avengers in favor of the decision to sign it. He believes that governments are run by humans and humans have agendas, and agendas change. He didn't want the immense power of the Avengers to be subject to that governmental control, risking that control falling into the wrong hands.

​2) A powerful organization crumbles from within, once dissensions occur in the team.

Colonel Helmut Zemo knew that the Avengers were too powerful for him to battle head-on, so he hatched a plan to destroy them from within by turning them again themselves. He manipulated them into using their great powers against themselves.

3) To win a difficult battle, you have to engage the best teammates you can find,
​who have talents and abilities that are useful to the existing team.

Team Cap and Team Iron Man went urgently recruiting new team members who had skills and abilities that could benefit everyone in the team. Ant Man and Spider-Man were useful additions to the respective teams.

​4) Things are not always what they appear to be. Always evaluate a situation with calmness and composure, without letting emotions cloud your judgment. 

Colonel Helmut Zemo manipulated the situation to make it look as though James Barnes (Bucky A.K.A The Winter Soldier) was behind the bombing of the conference, to turn the members of the Avengers against each other, due to opposing beliefs within the team. The heated, emotional discussions that ensued between Iron Man (Tony Stark) and Captain America (Steve Rogers) caused them to fall out and to end up fighting each other. They should have dealt with the crisis calmly without allowing themselves to be controlled by their emotions.

​5) Sometimes for the greater good, you have to decide to make a personal sacrifice that benefits everyone. ​

At the end of the movie (the scene after the credits), James Barnes (Bucky A.K.A The Winter Soldier) decided to allow himself to be induced into a state of cryostasis in what appeared to be Black Panther's laboratory. He did it to prevent himself from being activated as a Winter Soldier by anyone with the HYDRA codes, until the mind-control programming could be totally removed from his psyche.

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5 Life Lessons and Moral Value In "Captain America: Civil War (2016)" (Spoilers Alert!) ​