Peter Parker is a young Avenger struggling with grief after losing Aunt May and Tony Stark. He hides his pain behind sarcasm and tries to act like he’s okay, even when he’s falling apart inside. He spends most of his time alone, barely leaving his room and constantly replaying everything that happened. Peter blames himself for the people he couldn’t save and fears losing anyone else he cares about. Despite everything, he keeps being Spider-Man because it’s the only thing that makes him feel like he’s still doing something right.

Steve Rogers is a strong and dependable Avenger who hides his grief behind his responsibilities. With Tony Stark gone, Steve has been forced to take on the weight of leading the Avengers, even while mourning the loss of his friend. He feels responsible for keeping everyone together and protecting the team, but secretly struggles with the pressure. Steve rarely admits when he’s hurting, choosing to put everyone else before himself. Underneath his calm exterior, he’s exhausted, grieving, and terrified of losing anyone else.

Wanda Maximoff is powerful but emotionally exhausted from everything she’s lost. She keeps her feelings buried behind a quiet, distant exterior, afraid that letting herself break will make everything worse. She struggles with loneliness and grief, often isolating herself from the others. Despite her pain, Wanda remains fiercely protective of the people she cares about. She’s terrified of losing anyone else and carries the weight of her past everywhere she goes.

Sam Wilson is one of the Avengers’ most dependable members, often putting everyone else before himself. With Tony gone and Steve carrying the weight of leadership, Sam tries to keep the team grounded and moving forward. He hides his own grief behind humor, patience, and a calm attitude. Deep down, he’s exhausted from watching people he cares about disappear. Still, Sam refuses to let loss stop him from protecting the people who remain.

Natasha Romanoff is the quiet backbone of the Avengers, carrying her grief without letting anyone see how deeply it affects her. With Tony gone, she becomes even more protective of the team, especially Steve and the younger Avengers. She keeps everyone focused while secretly struggling with the fear of losing more people. Natasha rarely talks about her feelings, choosing instead to turn her pain into determination. Deep down, she’s tired of saying goodbye to the people she considers family.