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{{Quote|My [[Meredith Quill|mother]] is from [[Earth]]."<br>"And your [[Ego|father]]?"<br>"He ain't from Missouri. That's all I know.|[[Star-Lord]] and [[Ayesha]]|Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2}} |
{{Quote|My [[Meredith Quill|mother]] is from [[Earth]]."<br>"And your [[Ego|father]]?"<br>"He ain't from Missouri. That's all I know.|[[Star-Lord]] and [[Ayesha]]|Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2}} |
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In the late [[1970s]] and early [[1980s]], [[Ego]] took on a human form and visited Missouri on Earth a total of 3 times, in order to plant one of his seeds to include Earth in his "[[Ego's Expansion|expansion]]" plan. During this period, he fell in love with [[Meredith Quill]] and impregnated her. However, because of the fact that his planet would perish if he leaves it too long, and because he felt Quill was becoming a major distraction to his plan, he planted a tumor in the back of her head and permanently left. Meredith would eventually give birth to [[Peter Quill]] following this.<ref name="GotGV2">''[[Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2]]''</ref> |
In the late [[1970s]] and early [[1980s]], [[Ego]] took on a human form and visited Missouri on Earth a total of 3 times, in order to plant one of his seeds to include Earth in his "[[Ego's Expansion|expansion]]" plan. During this period, he fell in love with [[Meredith Quill]] and impregnated her. However, because of the fact that his planet would perish if he leaves it too long, and because he felt Quill was becoming a major distraction to his plan, he planted a tumor in the back of her head and permanently left. Meredith would eventually give birth to [[Peter Quill]] following this.<ref name="GotGV2">''[[Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2]]''</ref> |
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In [[1980s#1988|1988]], [[Peter Quill]] went to the hospital where his mother, [[Meredith Quill|Meredith]] had been admitted suffering from terminal cancer caused by the tumor [[Ego]] planted in the back of her head. He sat in the waiting room of the hospital, while his [[Peter Quill's Grandfather|grandfather]] and the rest of his family spent their last moments with Meredith. |
In [[1980s#1988|1988]], [[Peter Quill]] went to the hospital where his mother, [[Meredith Quill|Meredith]] had been admitted suffering from terminal cancer caused by the tumor [[Ego]] planted in the back of her head. He sat in the waiting room of the hospital, while his [[Peter Quill's Grandfather|grandfather]] and the rest of his family spent their last moments with Meredith. |
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Peter looked away crying, and despite his grandfather prompted him to take Meredith's hand, Meredith's heart stopped before he took her hand. Peter called to his mother, and as Doctor [[Fitzgibbon (Doctor)|Fitzgibbon]] rushed into the room, Peter's grandfather carried Peter out and asked him to stay outside. |
Peter looked away crying, and despite his grandfather prompted him to take Meredith's hand, Meredith's heart stopped before he took her hand. Peter called to his mother, and as Doctor [[Fitzgibbon (Doctor)|Fitzgibbon]] rushed into the room, Peter's grandfather carried Peter out and asked him to stay outside. |
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Peter watched how his grandfather walked back into the room, and then he ran outside the hospital, falling to his knees as he continued crying. Suddenly, a [[M-ships|spaceship]] appeared on the sky above Quill, and its [[Yondu Ravager Clan|occupants]] abducted him, taking him out of [[Earth]] upon his father's request.<ref>''[[Guardians of the Galaxy (film)|Guardians of the Galaxy]]''</ref> |
Peter watched how his grandfather walked back into the room, and then he ran outside the hospital, falling to his knees as he continued crying. Suddenly, a [[M-ships|spaceship]] appeared on the sky above Quill, and its [[Yondu Ravager Clan|occupants]] abducted him, taking him out of [[Earth]] upon his father's request.<ref>''[[Guardians of the Galaxy (film)|Guardians of the Galaxy]]''</ref> |
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===Keeping the Barton's off S.H.I.E.L.D. Files=== |
===Keeping the Barton's off S.H.I.E.L.D. Files=== |
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{{Quote|[[Nick Fury|Fury]] helped me set [[Clint Barton's Homestead|this]] up when I joined. He kept it off [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]]’s files.|[[Clint Barton]]|Avengers: Age of Ultron}} |
{{Quote|[[Nick Fury|Fury]] helped me set [[Clint Barton's Homestead|this]] up when I joined. He kept it off [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]]’s files.|[[Clint Barton]]|Avengers: Age of Ultron}} |
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When [[Clint Barton]] was recruited into [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], [[Nick Fury]] made sure his family's existence would be a secret, setting up the farm as a secure, isolated place where they could live in safety. Its inhabitants include [[Laura Barton|Laura]] and his two children, [[Cooper Barton|Cooper]] and [[Lila Barton|Lila]].<ref name="AAoU"/> |
When [[Clint Barton]] was recruited into [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], [[Nick Fury]] made sure his family's existence would be a secret, setting up the farm as a secure, isolated place where they could live in safety. Its inhabitants include [[Laura Barton|Laura]] and his two children, [[Cooper Barton|Cooper]] and [[Lila Barton|Lila]].<ref name="AAoU"/> |
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In [[2014]], as the [[Battle on Ego's Planet]] took place in a separate part of the universe, the seed previously planted by [[Ego]] erupted into a blue blob and began to devour Missouri, with the intention of eventually eating up all of [[Earth]]. Many civilians, despite attempts to flee, were swallowed up and killed. Eventually, thanks to the efforts of [[Peter Quill]] and the [[Guardians of the Galaxy]] from Ego's planet, the seed stopped devouring the area and eventually perished along with Ego.<ref name="GotGV2"/> |
In [[2014]], as the [[Battle on Ego's Planet]] took place in a separate part of the universe, the seed previously planted by [[Ego]] erupted into a blue blob and began to devour Missouri, with the intention of eventually eating up all of [[Earth]]. Many civilians, despite attempts to flee, were swallowed up and killed. Eventually, thanks to the efforts of [[Peter Quill]] and the [[Guardians of the Galaxy]] from Ego's planet, the seed stopped devouring the area and eventually perished along with Ego.<ref name="GotGV2"/> |
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{{Quote|What is this place?"<br>"Safehouse?"<br>"Let's hope.|[[Thor]], [[Tony Stark]] and [[Clint Barton]]|Avengers: Age of Ultron}} |
{{Quote|What is this place?"<br>"Safehouse?"<br>"Let's hope.|[[Thor]], [[Tony Stark]] and [[Clint Barton]]|Avengers: Age of Ultron}} |
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Barton took the [[Avengers]] to the homestead, revealed to be the house where Barton lived with his family. [[Tony Stark]] and [[Steve Rogers]] discussed the future of the team after [[Wanda Maximoff]] showed each Avenger something about their past, future, or dark side. Later, Nick Fury visited the farm to discuss the [[Ultron Offensive|ongoing events]], and how the Avengers needed to act to achieve victory. After [[Ultron]]'s defeat, Barton retired from the team and went to live with his family, now with a new family [[Nathaniel Barton|member]].<ref name="AAoU">''[[Avengers: Age of Ultron]]''</ref> |
Barton took the [[Avengers]] to the homestead, revealed to be the house where Barton lived with his family. [[Tony Stark]] and [[Steve Rogers]] discussed the future of the team after [[Wanda Maximoff]] showed each Avenger something about their past, future, or dark side. Later, Nick Fury visited the farm to discuss the [[Ultron Offensive|ongoing events]], and how the Avengers needed to act to achieve victory. After [[Ultron]]'s defeat, Barton retired from the team and went to live with his family, now with a new family [[Nathaniel Barton|member]].<ref name="AAoU">''[[Avengers: Age of Ultron]]''</ref> |
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Revision as of 06:27, 8 January 2020
Missouri is a state located on the midwestern region of the United States of America.
History
Captain America Comic
Gary Hendricks, a young fan of the war hero Captain America, received a copy of a comic book edited to help boost morale during World War II, that told an action-packed story about his favorite Star-Spangled Hero.
Hendricks avidly read the story where Captain America stopped a group of military traitors from stealing a newly-created bulletproof Electro Suit. Captain America, triumphant, swore that he would ever be vigilant and protective of the nation's freedom.
Hendricks finished reading the comic, and entered his home to have dinner. The mailman left Hendrick's mail near the comic, as he knew that he would be back to retrieve it.[1]
Ego's Visit
Meredith Quill and Ego
In the late 1970s and early 1980s, Ego took on a human form and visited Missouri on Earth a total of 3 times, in order to plant one of his seeds to include Earth in his "expansion" plan. During this period, he fell in love with Meredith Quill and impregnated her. However, because of the fact that his planet would perish if he leaves it too long, and because he felt Quill was becoming a major distraction to his plan, he planted a tumor in the back of her head and permanently left. Meredith would eventually give birth to Peter Quill following this.[2]
Kidnapping of Peter Quill
Meredith Quill before her death
In 1988, Peter Quill went to the hospital where his mother, Meredith had been admitted suffering from terminal cancer caused by the tumor Ego planted in the back of her head. He sat in the waiting room of the hospital, while his grandfather and the rest of his family spent their last moments with Meredith.
Peter listened to his "Awesome Mix" tape on his Walkman until his grandfather came over to him, telling him that his mother wanted to speak with him. He took Peter's headphones off of his head and put the Walkman inside his backpack.
Peter entered the room, where Meredith was lying sick in a bed. Meredith noticed that Peter's eye was bruised and asked him why had he been fighting with other boys. Peter shrugged his shoulders, but then admitted that he confronted the other boys for killing an innocent frog.
Meredith compared Peter to his father, whom she described as an angel composed of pure light. Meredith's eyes closed for a moment, so her father called her out loud to avoid that she lost consciousness, and reminded her that she had a present for Peter. Meredith handed his son the gift and a letter, and his grandfather put them in the backpack.
Meredith told Peter to open the letter and the gift when she was gone, and Peter started to cry. Meredith promised his son that his grandfather would take care of him until his father came back to retrieve him, and asked Peter to take her hand.
Peter looked away crying, and despite his grandfather prompted him to take Meredith's hand, Meredith's heart stopped before he took her hand. Peter called to his mother, and as Doctor Fitzgibbon rushed into the room, Peter's grandfather carried Peter out and asked him to stay outside.
Peter Quill abducted
Peter watched how his grandfather walked back into the room, and then he ran outside the hospital, falling to his knees as he continued crying. Suddenly, a spaceship appeared on the sky above Quill, and its occupants abducted him, taking him out of Earth upon his father's request.[3]
Keeping the Barton's off S.H.I.E.L.D. Files
- "Fury helped me set this up when I joined. He kept it off S.H.I.E.L.D.’s files."
- ―Clint Barton[src]
When Clint Barton was recruited into S.H.I.E.L.D., Nick Fury made sure his family's existence would be a secret, setting up the farm as a secure, isolated place where they could live in safety. Its inhabitants include Laura and his two children, Cooper and Lila.[4]
Investigation of the Mandarin Attacks
In 2012, Springfield was the location of an unusual thermogenic occurrence, in which the thermogenic signature rose to 870 degrees Celsius.
Tony Stark started investigating the Mandarin, in order to enact revenge for the explosion that almost killed Happy Hogan. As usual, the explosive device was not found, but the heat from the blast was particularly high, more than 3000 degrees Celsius.
Stark studied the different thermogenic occurrences to study other cases based on the particular temperature of the explosion, discarding the thermogenic signature at Springfield for not being as high as that of the explosion.[5]
Ego's Expansion
The seed begins to devour Missouri
In 2014, as the Battle on Ego's Planet took place in a separate part of the universe, the seed previously planted by Ego erupted into a blue blob and began to devour Missouri, with the intention of eventually eating up all of Earth. Many civilians, despite attempts to flee, were swallowed up and killed. Eventually, thanks to the efforts of Peter Quill and the Guardians of the Galaxy from Ego's planet, the seed stopped devouring the area and eventually perished along with Ego.[2]
Avengers Retreat
The Avengers are brought to Clint Barton's Homestead
- "What is this place?"
"Safehouse?"
"Let's hope." - ―Thor, Tony Stark and Clint Barton[src]
Barton took the Avengers to the homestead, revealed to be the house where Barton lived with his family. Tony Stark and Steve Rogers discussed the future of the team after Wanda Maximoff showed each Avenger something about their past, future, or dark side. Later, Nick Fury visited the farm to discuss the ongoing events, and how the Avengers needed to act to achieve victory. After Ultron's defeat, Barton retired from the team and went to live with his family, now with a new family member.[4]
A Trap for S.H.I.E.L.D.
In 2017, S.H.I.E.L.D. infiltrated the St. Louis Aerospace Facility after receiving an unidentified signal from the area. There they found Agent Piper, who told them that she had struck a deal with General Hale for the Kree Orb following the disappearance of her colleagues and the listing of S.H.I.E.L.D. as a terrorist organization.
Piper would activate the Kree Orb from time to time, knowing that if her colleagues saw the beam of light emitted from it, they would likely investigate. The beams of light were then spotted by the Chronicom Noah, who had been monitoring the St. Louis Aerospace Facility from the Lighthouse.
However, it turned out to be a trap for S.H.I.E.L.D.. Piper revealed that she had been arrested and had to agreed to bring her colleagues to Hale, but she was told that no harm would come to them. At this moment, a team of Sleeper Mechs led by Ruby Hale arrived at the facility.
A fight between S.H.I.E.L.D. and the Sleeper Mechs broke out, which resulted in Ruby slicing off Yo-Yo Rodriguez' arms. This forced S.H.I.E.L.D. to flee the St. Louis Aerospace Facility with Piper and the Kree Orb.[6]
The Snap
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