[Steve nods. That's a good offer. He appreciates it.] I'll introduce you to my guy, if you want. I don't see why you should both try to figure it out alone.

[And things between him and Tony are okay, now. He thinks.

He does give the questions serious consideration. After all,] It's hard to put my finger on, exactly. I guess it just comes down to the fact that they remind me of an organization I worked for at home. Sort of a... the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing. When people keep secrets, it can let things rot from the inside. Nobody looks too closely and just does what they're told. That doesn't sit right with me, is all.

They may be legitimate. I do think there are people there genuinely trying to fight what's coming. I don't want to point fingers baselessly, I just - think we could do to be cautious, too.

[Steve Rogers is not known for his caution, but he's trying, anyway.]