You’re going to have to die
Q. Why didnt Dr Strange tell Tony?
Because in the future he saw in which they defeated Thanos, he didn’t tell Tony. He saw one very specific path among millions, and took the requisite steps to ensure it was followed. Apparently that included keeping what had to happen a secret that died with him in the snap.
Q. Why did Dr Strange look at Iron Man?
Thanos had to win the battle, so the Avengers could win the war. Then as Captain Marvel is defeated by Thanos, Doctor Strange looks at Iron Man and raise one finger indicating that this is his only chance to ensure that one possible future.
Q. What was Dr Strange doing in endgame?
Strange doing with the water tornado thing in the final battle in Avengers: Endgame? He was literally just making a cameo and letting everyone else do things worthwhile. so story answer: he kept the flooding water from coming down on his allied forces so they could fight while he protected them from water.
Q. What did Dr Strange tell Tony Stark in endgame?
Tony Stark asked, “How many do we win?” Doctor Strange replied, “One.” The ‘one chance’ scene in Endgame is Strange reminding Tony of that single scenario, and Tony realising that the only way for them to win is if he sacrifices himself. He means, ‘You’re going to have to die, Tony’,” they said.
Q. How did Dr Strange bring everyone back in endgame?
Strange couldn’t have brought them back when they first vanished because he wasn’t the one that brought them back at all. Hulk snapped his fingers with the gauntlet on. That is what brought everyone back.
Q. Why did Dr Strange stop the water?
Originally Answered: In Avengers: Endgame, why did Dr. Strange need to stop the water from flooding the battlefield? To save the heroes, to keep the fight going, and to ensure that the one successful outcome he foresaw would come to full fruition.
