To whom was Stark's phrase “When I drift off, I will dream about you”? [closed]
In the trailer for Avengers: Endgame, at the end of the recording video Stark says "When I drift off, I will dream about you. It's always you". Was it addressed to Pepper Potts or his costume?
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In the trailer for Avengers: Endgame, at the end of the recording video Stark says "When I drift off, I will dream about you. It's always you". Was it addressed to Pepper Potts or his costume?
marvel-cinematic-universe dialogue trailers avengers-endgame
edited Dec 17 at 9:21
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asked Dec 17 at 9:03
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closed as primarily opinion-based by Napoleon Wilson♦ Dec 17 at 11:35
Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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Why would Stark dream about his own costume?
– Vishwa
Dec 17 at 11:01
@Vishwa He just points at it.
– Ver Nick
Dec 17 at 11:20
@NapoleonWilson I'm sorry, but I can't understand why are you marking this question as primarily opinion-based.
– Ver Nick
Dec 17 at 11:41
The entire premise of the question makes no sense. Either he's clearly saying it to Pepper or we don't know who else he's saying it to. As said, watch the actual film and then come back if you still think this is a sensible and coherent question. Stop scanning the trailer for useless incomplete questions that will lose any sense once the film is released.
– Napoleon Wilson♦
Dec 17 at 11:46
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@Vishwa Then let's ask this question again in the future, provided it isn't actually answered in the very sentence right before that trailer scene in the actual film. The point is, most of these "oh, I found an enigma in that super mysterious trailer scene" question become entirely useless when the film is released, because that's how trailers are made, you take a bunch of interesting scenes and rip them out of context. But that context is what gives those scenes sense. We're not going to speculate the entire story of the film together by looking at each and every trailer scene.
– Napoleon Wilson♦
Dec 17 at 12:56
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In the trailer for Avengers: Endgame, at the end of the recording video Stark says "When I drift off, I will dream about you. It's always you". Was it addressed to Pepper Potts or his costume?
marvel-cinematic-universe dialogue trailers avengers-endgame
edited Dec 17 at 9:21
Ankit Sharma
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asked Dec 17 at 9:03
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In the trailer for Avengers: Endgame, at the end of the recording video Stark says "When I drift off, I will dream about you. It's always you". Was it addressed to Pepper Potts or his costume?
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marvel-cinematic-universe dialogue trailers avengers-endgame
edited Dec 17 at 9:21
Ankit Sharma
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asked Dec 17 at 9:03
Ver Nick
8341527
edited Dec 17 at 9:21
Ankit Sharma
72.5k61381585
asked Dec 17 at 9:03
Ver Nick
8341527
edited Dec 17 at 9:21
Ankit Sharma
72.5k61381585
edited Dec 17 at 9:21
Ankit Sharma
72.5k61381585
edited Dec 17 at 9:21
Ankit Sharma
72.5k61381585
72.5k61381585
asked Dec 17 at 9:03
Ver Nick
8341527
asked Dec 17 at 9:03
Ver Nick
8341527
asked Dec 17 at 9:03
Ver Nick
8341527
8341527
closed as primarily opinion-based by Napoleon Wilson♦ Dec 17 at 11:35
Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
closed as primarily opinion-based by Napoleon Wilson♦ Dec 17 at 11:35
Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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Why would Stark dream about his own costume?
– Vishwa
Dec 17 at 11:01
@Vishwa He just points at it.
– Ver Nick
Dec 17 at 11:20
@NapoleonWilson I'm sorry, but I can't understand why are you marking this question as primarily opinion-based.
– Ver Nick
Dec 17 at 11:41
The entire premise of the question makes no sense. Either he's clearly saying it to Pepper or we don't know who else he's saying it to. As said, watch the actual film and then come back if you still think this is a sensible and coherent question. Stop scanning the trailer for useless incomplete questions that will lose any sense once the film is released.
– Napoleon Wilson♦
Dec 17 at 11:46
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@Vishwa Then let's ask this question again in the future, provided it isn't actually answered in the very sentence right before that trailer scene in the actual film. The point is, most of these "oh, I found an enigma in that super mysterious trailer scene" question become entirely useless when the film is released, because that's how trailers are made, you take a bunch of interesting scenes and rip them out of context. But that context is what gives those scenes sense. We're not going to speculate the entire story of the film together by looking at each and every trailer scene.
– Napoleon Wilson♦
Dec 17 at 12:56
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Why would Stark dream about his own costume?
– Vishwa
Dec 17 at 11:01
@Vishwa He just points at it.
– Ver Nick
Dec 17 at 11:20
@NapoleonWilson I'm sorry, but I can't understand why are you marking this question as primarily opinion-based.
– Ver Nick
Dec 17 at 11:41
The entire premise of the question makes no sense. Either he's clearly saying it to Pepper or we don't know who else he's saying it to. As said, watch the actual film and then come back if you still think this is a sensible and coherent question. Stop scanning the trailer for useless incomplete questions that will lose any sense once the film is released.
– Napoleon Wilson♦
Dec 17 at 11:46
2
@Vishwa Then let's ask this question again in the future, provided it isn't actually answered in the very sentence right before that trailer scene in the actual film. The point is, most of these "oh, I found an enigma in that super mysterious trailer scene" question become entirely useless when the film is released, because that's how trailers are made, you take a bunch of interesting scenes and rip them out of context. But that context is what gives those scenes sense. We're not going to speculate the entire story of the film together by looking at each and every trailer scene.
– Napoleon Wilson♦
Dec 17 at 12:56
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Why would Stark dream about his own costume?
– Vishwa
Dec 17 at 11:01
Why would Stark dream about his own costume?
– Vishwa
Dec 17 at 11:01
@Vishwa He just points at it.
– Ver Nick
Dec 17 at 11:20
@Vishwa He just points at it.
– Ver Nick
Dec 17 at 11:20
@NapoleonWilson I'm sorry, but I can't understand why are you marking this question as primarily opinion-based.
– Ver Nick
Dec 17 at 11:41
@NapoleonWilson I'm sorry, but I can't understand why are you marking this question as primarily opinion-based.
– Ver Nick
Dec 17 at 11:41
The entire premise of the question makes no sense. Either he's clearly saying it to Pepper or we don't know who else he's saying it to. As said, watch the actual film and then come back if you still think this is a sensible and coherent question. Stop scanning the trailer for useless incomplete questions that will lose any sense once the film is released.
– Napoleon Wilson♦
Dec 17 at 11:46
The entire premise of the question makes no sense. Either he's clearly saying it to Pepper or we don't know who else he's saying it to. As said, watch the actual film and then come back if you still think this is a sensible and coherent question. Stop scanning the trailer for useless incomplete questions that will lose any sense once the film is released.
– Napoleon Wilson♦
Dec 17 at 11:46
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@Vishwa Then let's ask this question again in the future, provided it isn't actually answered in the very sentence right before that trailer scene in the actual film. The point is, most of these "oh, I found an enigma in that super mysterious trailer scene" question become entirely useless when the film is released, because that's how trailers are made, you take a bunch of interesting scenes and rip them out of context. But that context is what gives those scenes sense. We're not going to speculate the entire story of the film together by looking at each and every trailer scene.
– Napoleon Wilson♦
Dec 17 at 12:56
@Vishwa Then let's ask this question again in the future, provided it isn't actually answered in the very sentence right before that trailer scene in the actual film. The point is, most of these "oh, I found an enigma in that super mysterious trailer scene" question become entirely useless when the film is released, because that's how trailers are made, you take a bunch of interesting scenes and rip them out of context. But that context is what gives those scenes sense. We're not going to speculate the entire story of the film together by looking at each and every trailer scene.
– Napoleon Wilson♦
Dec 17 at 12:56
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Of course he said that for Pepper. And whole internet is going gaga over it already:
Tony Stark saying “It’s Always You” in ‘Avengers: Endgame’ Trailer is Causing an Emotional Stir
But we are not sure if she is even alive or not, and that's inspiring funny memes too.
me.me
But he clearly addresses her in the trailer too.
If you are interested, time.com dissected the trailer quite well.
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Of course he said that for Pepper. And whole internet is going gaga over it already:
Tony Stark saying “It’s Always You” in ‘Avengers: Endgame’ Trailer is Causing an Emotional Stir
But we are not sure if she is even alive or not, and that's inspiring funny memes too.
me.me
But he clearly addresses her in the trailer too.
If you are interested, time.com dissected the trailer quite well.
edited Dec 17 at 20:10
Ero Sɘnnin
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answered Dec 17 at 9:13
Ankit Sharma
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Of course he said that for Pepper. And whole internet is going gaga over it already:
Tony Stark saying “It’s Always You” in ‘Avengers: Endgame’ Trailer is Causing an Emotional Stir
But we are not sure if she is even alive or not, and that's inspiring funny memes too.
me.me
But he clearly addresses her in the trailer too.
If you are interested, time.com dissected the trailer quite well.
edited Dec 17 at 20:10
Ero Sɘnnin
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answered Dec 17 at 9:13
Ankit Sharma
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add a comment |
Of course he said that for Pepper. And whole internet is going gaga over it already:
Tony Stark saying “It’s Always You” in ‘Avengers: Endgame’ Trailer is Causing an Emotional Stir
But we are not sure if she is even alive or not, and that's inspiring funny memes too.
me.me
But he clearly addresses her in the trailer too.
If you are interested, time.com dissected the trailer quite well.
edited Dec 17 at 20:10
Ero Sɘnnin
2031313
answered Dec 17 at 9:13
Ankit Sharma
72.5k61381585
Of course he said that for Pepper. And whole internet is going gaga over it already:
Tony Stark saying “It’s Always You” in ‘Avengers: Endgame’ Trailer is Causing an Emotional Stir
But we are not sure if she is even alive or not, and that's inspiring funny memes too.
me.me
But he clearly addresses her in the trailer too.
If you are interested, time.com dissected the trailer quite well.
edited Dec 17 at 20:10
Ero Sɘnnin
2031313
answered Dec 17 at 9:13
Ankit Sharma
72.5k61381585
edited Dec 17 at 20:10
Ero Sɘnnin
2031313
edited Dec 17 at 20:10
Ero Sɘnnin
2031313
edited Dec 17 at 20:10
Ero Sɘnnin
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2031313
answered Dec 17 at 9:13
Ankit Sharma
72.5k61381585
answered Dec 17 at 9:13
Ankit Sharma
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answered Dec 17 at 9:13
Ankit Sharma
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1
Why would Stark dream about his own costume?
– Vishwa
Dec 17 at 11:01
@Vishwa He just points at it.
– Ver Nick
Dec 17 at 11:20
@NapoleonWilson I'm sorry, but I can't understand why are you marking this question as primarily opinion-based.
– Ver Nick
Dec 17 at 11:41
The entire premise of the question makes no sense. Either he's clearly saying it to Pepper or we don't know who else he's saying it to. As said, watch the actual film and then come back if you still think this is a sensible and coherent question. Stop scanning the trailer for useless incomplete questions that will lose any sense once the film is released.
– Napoleon Wilson♦
Dec 17 at 11:46
2
@Vishwa Then let's ask this question again in the future, provided it isn't actually answered in the very sentence right before that trailer scene in the actual film. The point is, most of these "oh, I found an enigma in that super mysterious trailer scene" question become entirely useless when the film is released, because that's how trailers are made, you take a bunch of interesting scenes and rip them out of context. But that context is what gives those scenes sense. We're not going to speculate the entire story of the film together by looking at each and every trailer scene.
– Napoleon Wilson♦
Dec 17 at 12:56