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A photoset dedicated to the underrated, unsuperpowered, and often unnamed characters of Marvel movies who either supported others in their times of need, or fought alone for what they thought was right:

The German man (The Avengers): Stood up alone against an Actual God
The train passengers (Spider-Man 2): Saved Spider-Man and then defended him, completely unarmed, against a very armed supervillain
Christine Everhart (Iron Man): Demanded accountability from Tony Stark, and it was also thanks to her he got to Gulmira as fast as he did
Ursula Ditkovich (Spider-Man 2&3): Offered Peter food and friendship at times when he really needed it
Mr Ditkovich (Spider-Man 2&3): Not only tolerated, but liked and cared about his difficult tenant
Alicia Masters (Fantastic Four): Made Ben Grimm realise he was still human and showed him love and kindness
Stanley (The Incredible Hulk): Gave Bruce a room, a job and a friendly ear
The old security guard (The Avengers): Helped Bruce out and gave him some (sadly deleted) advice
The crane operators (The Amazing Spider-Man): Did what they could to repay the person who helped them
The people on the Queensboro Bridge (Spider-Man): Risked their lives to try and stop the Green Goblin
Martina (The Incredible Hulk): Didn’t give Bruce away to Blonsky’s men
Travis and Heather Hudson (Wolverine): Offered kindness to a stranger and died for it