Captain Marvel: Carol Danvers sent back in time by the Thanos snap?

And if it was to Thanos that Captain Marvel owed his loss of memory?

Certainly, Captain Marvel has more than one string to his bow! In addition to being able to launch supersonic attacks with his points, Samuel L. Jackson has teased his ability to travel in time. But her loss of memory intrigued Marvel fans and one of them has a rather likely theory about the origin of this amnesia: “Carol’s memories are supposed to be the future, not the past.” Marvel presents the film as a film about her origins, her memories seem to be a thing of the past, but Carol and Maria Rambeau were really victims of the snap, instead of being reduced to dust, Carol, Maria, and Talon (the Skrull character of Ben Mendelsohn), are actually sent back in the 90s (thanks to Carol’s power, which worked like a shield), but she does not remember it anymore. With Fury and Coulson, she tries to understand her past, and Talon will reveal to her his trip back in time after the snap “.

And it’s not over: “She does not remember the 70s / 80s, she remembers her childhood in the 1990s. They discover that Carol is actually a little girl and she leaves the Earth because she would endanger her own existence by staying, as well as Dr. Strange’s plan to win them. He conveyed her visions to the Ancient (he also goes back in the past.) Carol gives Fury the warning for the beeper telling him to call him only when Thanos snaps his fingers, no sooner. “The former will appear in the post-generic scene telling Nick Fury that Carol was telling the truth about Thanos but that if he departs from Strange’s plan, they will not be able to defeat him, and then give him a folder called Avengers Initiative, which contains images of Tony, Bruce, Cape, and Thor. ” That would explain why Nick Fury always seems to be one step ahead and especially why he does not seem so surprised, but rather annoyed when he sees everyone go to dust. He rushes on his beeper before even thinking about it. This remains at the state of theory for the moment, but this assumption is not to be discarded, what do you think?