We can’t keep pretending this is going to work, Tony.

Oh, great. Here we go again.

She’s stronger than Wanda. Stronger than any of us. We don’t know what she’s capable of, and we’re supposed to just let her live here?

She’s been trained to kill. That’s not something you undo in a couple of weeks.

She’s not exactly been given a choice in any of this.

And what happens when she decides she doesn’t need us anymore? What happens when somebody activates whatever they put inside her head?

She’s not a bomb, Barton.

No. She’s something worse. A weapon that thinks it’s a person.

I can feel her power when she’s upset. It’s enormous. If she loses control, I don’t know if any of us could stop her.

Her abilities are beyond anything we’ve encountered. And the experiments they performed on her could have lasting effects.

She’s a kid!

She’s a kid who could destroy this entire building without moving a finger. You brought her here because you felt sorry for her. That doesn’t mean she’s safe.

I brought her here because I found a human being locked in a goddamn cage.

What if she never changes, Tony? What if this is all she is?

She’s not going anywhere.

Then you’re responsible for whatever happens.

I know.