( UJobe 14: 1, 2 ) IBhayibhili litshengisa ukuthi labantu abakhaliphileyo umbuzo lo uyabakhathaza. Esikhundleni salokho uyiphindile eyoku- “ klwebhana” waze wakhuluma kabi nomsakazi wathi, “ Indlela okhuluma kakhulu ngayo, ungathi ngithandana nawe. Ngalobobusuku balala lapho kuvaleke khona bese entsatsakusa yekusa lokulandzelako bonkhe basoki bayaboniswa (ukupalala) bese batfola emagama abo ebudvodza lasuka esikhulwini. Ngemuva kwaloku, lamalunga elicembu abuyela emakhaya abo kanye nekujabula lokudze. Sigaba lesilandzelako kulemphilo yalendvodza lencane siyavuleka ube umsebenti wekutsembisa kanye nekushada uphelelisa, ngesikhatsi lapho bavunyelwa kutsi bacale kudibana ngekwelicansi. Pech, V. (2014). Lidská kůže . (Thesis). Brno University of Technology. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/11012/31115 Is Black Widow betraying Iron Man's team and letting Steve and Bucky escape because she honestly thinks Steve is in the right while Tony is mostly motivated by his own ego and flawed logic? Or is her allegiance biased herself because of her closer relationship with Steve than Tony, considering what they had gone through together in The Winter Soldier? She's also established in the beginning of the film that she supports Tony's decision to sign the Sokovia Accords but she also tries her hardest to convince Steve to change his mind without being too antagonistic, so the reason she lets him go at the airport might be because she really doesn't want to bring him in. And finally, at the ending of the film, she's gone into hiding when the government agents come to arrest her, but let her other compatriots behind to be imprisoned in The Raft until Steve breaks them out. Is this the sign of the "doing whatever it takes to survive, even by playing both sides" mindset that Tony accuses her of, or she genuinely cannot find a way to break them out on her own, considering the nature of the prison itself? Or is it because she knows all too well what the Winter Soldier really is (because she was similarly used as a tool and living weapon by nasty people), so she is actually more or less neutral in the whole conflict and willing to see that both sides have very good reasons for their actions? Hawkeye probably did something similar for her way back when, and saved her from possible execution or a life sentence in jail. So, she's acting out of loyalty to both Steve and Clint, and out of sympathy for Bucky while still agreeing with Tony's point that there needs to be safeguards against people like her?