[In a huge abandoned warehouse Bucky comes to with his metallic left arm clamped in a huge industrial vice. Steve peers through a gap at a chopper flying overhead. Sam's over by Bucky.]

Sam Wilson: Hey, Cap, Linc! [Steve and Lincoln go over to join Sam by Bucky who sits with his arm in the vice. They stare at him.]

Bucky Barnes: Steve.

Steve Rogers: Which Bucky am I talking to?

Bucky Barnes: Your mom's name was Sarah...You used to wear newspapers in your shoes.

Lincoln Loud: Can't read that in a museum.

Sam Wilson: Just like that, we're supposed to be cool?

Bucky Barnes: What did I do?

Lincoln Loud: Enough.

Bucky Barnes: Oh, God, I knew this would happen. Everything HYDRA put inside me is still there. All he had to do was say the goddamn words.

Steve Rogers: Who was he?

Bucky Barnes: I don't know.

Steve Rogers: People are dead. The bombing, the setup. The doctor did all that just to get 10 minutes with you. I need you to do better than "I don't know."

Bucky Barnes: He wanted to know about Siberia. Where I was kept. He wanted to know exactly where.

Lincoln Loud: Why would he need to know that?

Bucky Barnes: Because I'm not the only Winter Soldier.

[1991, at night Bucky rides alongside the car and somehow causes the car to crash. He circles back, pulls up and climbs off the motorbike. He's filmed on CCTV as he approaches the car's trunk. He janks it open, breaking the lock. Inside he opens a metal case which contains five clear drip bags filled with bright blue fluid.]

[Four young men and a young woman sit up in hospital beds. The blue fluid is fed intravenously into their arms. The drip bags hang on stands beside them. They're all fit and muscular. One man, Josef, flexes a huge biceps. Josef is screaming, dragged into a cell and left on a bed.]

Josef / Super Soldier #1: It hurts! [He struggles in leather bindings. A viewing slot is closed.]

[Karpov is sitting at a desk in a corridor, making notes and listening. Karpov opens the door to a lab and switches on the light. Josef is sitting on a bed. He looks up at Karpov.]

[Bucky and Josef fight each other in a barred chamber. The four others who were given the blue liquid are there. Josef kicks with enormous power, sending Bucky flying. Watching Karpov folds his arms.

Vasily Karpov: Очень хорошо, Иосиф. ([subtitled] Good work.)

[A medic takes Josef's pulse and Josef slams him onto the floor. A soldier clubs Josef onto the back with no effect. Karpov gets behind Bucky and aims a gun.]

Vasily Karpov: Солдат, вытащи меня отсюда! ([subtitled] Get me out of here.)

[Josef and the other four Winter Soldiers effortlessly dispatch a squad of Soldiers. Bucky escorts covering Karpov from the barred chamber, batting guards aside.]

Steve Rogers: Who were they?

Bucky Barnes: Their most elite death squad. More kills than anyone in HYDRA history. And that was before the serum.

Lincoln Loud: They all turn out like you?

Bucky Barnes: Worse.

Steve Rogers: The doctor, could he control them?

Bucky Barnes: Enough.

Steve Rogers: Said he wanted to see an empire fall.

Bucky Barnes: With these guys he could do it. They speak 30 languages, can hide in plain sight, infiltrate, assassinate, destabilize, They can take a whole country down in one night. You'd never see them coming.

Lincoln Loud: [Lincoln steps up to Steve.] This would have been a lot easier a week ago.

Steve Rogers: If we call Tony . . .

Sam Wilson: No, he won't believe us.

Lincoln Loud: Even if he did . . .Who knows if the Accords would let him help.

Steve Rogers: We're on our own.

Sam Wilson: Maybe not. I know a guy.

Lincoln Loud: And i do to

Secretary Ross: I don't suppose you have any idea where they are?

Tony Stark: We will. GSG-9's got the borders covered. Recon's flying 24/7. They'll get a hit. We'll handle it.

Secretary Ross: You don't get it, Stark. It's not yours to handle. It's clear you can't be objective. I'm putting Special Ops on this.

Lily Loud: What happens when the shooting starts? What, do you kill Steve Rogers?

Secretary Ross: If we're provoked. Barnes would've been eliminated in Romania if it wasn't for Rogers. There are dead people who would be alive now. Feel free to check my math.

Tony Stark: All due respect, you're not going to solve this with boys and bullets, Ross. You gotta let us bring them in.

Secretary Ross: How would that end any differently from the last time?

Tony Stark: Because this time, I won't be wearing loafers and a silk shirt. 72 hours, guaranteed.

Secretary Ross: 36 hours. Barnes. Rogers. Wilson. Loud.

Tony Stark: Thank you, sir. [Tony slumps, exhaling.] My left arm is numb, is that normal?

Natasha Romanoff: [She pats him on the shoulder.] You alright?

Tony Stark: Always. [He has a massive black eye and a cut on his brow.] 36 hours, jeez.

Lily Loud: We're seriously understaffed.

Tony Stark: Oh, yeah. It'd be great if we had a Hulk right about now. Any shots?

Natasha Romanoff: No. You really think he'd be on our side?

Tony Stark: No.

Natasha Romanoff: I have an idea.

Lily Loud: same

Tony Stark: Me too. Where's yours?

Lily Loud: back home

Natasha Romanoff: Downstairs. Where's yours? [Tony smiles slightly.]

[Queens, New York. Peter Parker walks out of an elevator holding a DVD-player and with a backpack on his shoulder. He walks into an apartment where his Aunt May is sitting on the couch with Tony Stark.]

Peter Parker: Hey, May.

May Parker: Mmm. Hey. How was school today?

Peter Parker: Okay. This crazy car parked outside . . . [Peter sees Tony and his eyes widen.]

Tony Stark: Oh, Mr. Parker.

Peter Parker: Um . . . [He takes out his earphones.] What--what are you doing . . .? Hey! Uh, I'm--Im--I'm Peter.

Tony Stark: Tony.

Peter Parker: What are . . .what are you--what are you--what are you doing here?

Tony Stark: It's about time we met. You've been getting my emails, right?

Peter Parker: Yeah. Yeah.

Tony Stark: Right?

Peter Parker: Regarding the . . .

May Parker: You didn't tell me about the grant.

Peter Parker: About the grant.

Tony Stark: The September Foundation.

Peter Parker: Right.

Tony Stark: Yeah. Remember when you applied?

Peter Parker: Yeah.

Tony Stark: I approved, so now we're in business.

May Parker: You didn't tell me anything. What's up with that? You keeping secrets from me now?

Peter Parker: Why, I just, I just . . . I just know how much you love surprises, so I thought I would let you know . . . wh . . . anyway, what did I apply for?

Tony Stark: That's what I'm here to hash out.

Peter Parker: Okay. Hash, hash out, okay.

Tony Stark: It's so hard for me to believe that she's someone's aunt.

May Parker: Yeah, well, we come in all shapes and sizes, you know?

Tony Stark: This walnut date loaf is exceptional.

Peter Parker: Let me just stop you there.

Tony Stark: Yeah?

Peter Parker: Is this grant, like, got money involved or whatever? No?

Tony Stark: Yeah.

Peter Parker: Yeah?

Tony Stark: It's pretty well funded.

Peter Parker: Wow.

Tony Stark: Look who you're talking to. Can I have 5 minutes with him?

May Parker: Sure.

Tony Stark: [In Peter's bedroom Tony bolts the door and spits out the walnut loaf.] As walnut date loaves go, that wasn't bad. [He notices Peter's collection of old computers.] Whoa, what do we have here? Retro tech, huh? Thrift store? Salvation Army?

Peter Parker: Uh, the garbage, actually.

Tony Stark: You're a dumpster diver.

Peter Parker: Yeah, I was . . . anyway, look, um, I definitely did not apply for your grant.

Tony Stark: Ah-ah! Me first.

Peter Parker: Okay.

Tony Stark: Quick question of the rhetorical variety. [He pulls out his phone which projects a video of Peter Parker in his Spider-Man outfit.] That's you, right?

Peter Parker: Um, no. What do you. What do you mean?

Tony Stark: Yeah. Look at you go. Wow! Nice catch. 3,000 pounds, 40 miles an hour. That's not easy. You got mad skills.

Peter Parker: That's all- That's all on YouTube, though, right? I mean, that's where you found that? Because you know that's all fake. It's all done on the computer.

Tony Stark: Mm-Hmm.

Peter Parker: It's like that video. What is it?

Tony Stark: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah . . . oh, you mean like those UFOs over Phoenix?

Peter Parker: Exactly.

Tony Stark: Oh, what have we here?

Peter Parker: [Peter hides his Spider-Man suit.] Uh . . . that's a . . .

Tony Stark: So. You're the . . . Spider . . . ling. Crime-fighting Spider . . .you're Spider-Boy?

Peter Parker: [Peter folds his arms petulantly.] S . . . Spider-Man.

Tony Stark: Not in that onesie, you're not.

Peter Parker: It's not a onesie. [Tony picks up the suit.] I don't believe this. I was actually having a real good day today, you know, Mr. Stark. Didn't miss my train, this perfectly good DVD player was just sitting there and . . . Algebra test. Nailed it!

Tony Stark: Who else knows? Anybody?

Peter Parker: Nobody.

Tony Stark: Not even your . . . unusually attractive aunt?

Peter Parker: No. No, no. No, no. If she knew, she would freak out. And when she freaks out, I freak out.

Tony Stark: You know what I think is really cool? This webbing. That tensile strength is off the charts. Who manufactured that?

Peter Parker: I did.

Tony Stark: Climbing the walls, how are you doing that? Adhesive gloves?

Peter Parker: It's a long story. I was uh . . .

Tony Stark: Lordy! Can you even see in these?

Peter Parker: Yes. Yes, I can! I can. I can-I can see in those. Okay? It's just that… when whatever happened, happened . . . it's like my senses have been dialed to 11. There's way too much input, so . . . they just kinda help me focus.

Tony Stark: You're in dire need of an upgrade. Systemic, top to bottom. 100-point restoration. That's why I'm here. [Peter sits on his bed and looks at Tony.] Why are you doing this? I gotta know. What's your MO? What gets you outta that twin bed in the morning?

Peter Parker: Because . . . [he fiddles with his fingers] because i've been me my whole life, and i've had these powers for 6 months.

Tony Stark: Mm-Hmm.

Peter Parker: I read books, I build computers . . . and--and yeah. I would love to play football. But I couldn't then so I shouldn't now.

Tony Stark: Sure, because you're different.

Peter Parker: Exactly. But I can't tell anybody that, so I'm not. When you can do the things that I can, but you don't . . . [Tony leans closer.] and then the bad things happen . . . they happen because of you.

Tony Stark: [he looks affected by Peter's words.] So you wanna look out for the little guy? You wanna do your part? Make the world a better place, all that, right?

Peter Parker: Yeah. Yeah just looking out . . . for the little guy. That's--that's what it is.

Tony Stark: [He slowly steps over to Peter whose leg is stretched out on the bed. Tony looks down at it.] I'm gonna sit here, so you move the leg. [Peter moves along. Tony sits beside him and raises his hand. He hesitantly clasps Peter's shoulder.] You got a passport?

Peter Parker: Uh, no. I don't even have a driver's license.

Tony Stark: Have you ever been to Germany?

Peter Parker: No.

Tony Stark: Oh, you'll love it.

Peter Parker: I can't go to Germany!

Tony Stark: Why?

Peter Parker: I got . . . homework.

Tony Stark: I'm gonna pretend you didn't say that.

Peter Parker: I'm--I'm being serious! I can't just drop out of school!

Tony Stark: Might be a little dangerous. Better tell Aunt Hottie I'm taking you on a field trip.

Peter Parker: [He webs Tony's hand to the door.] Don't tell Aunt May.

Tony Stark: Alright, Spider-Man. [They share an earnest look before Tony returns to his usual attitude.] Get me out of this.

Peter Parker: Sorry, I'll get the . . .