Uskok
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he is getting introduced to everybody as phil coulson, no attempt to change his handle. Each episode the circle of people who know him as someone who is alive gets bigger.
On the planet inhabited by seven billion people, a guy named Phil Coulson is just one big nobody. Is Coulson some kind of a famous celebrity? Did everyone scream "Hey, there's Phil Coulson!" when they saw him on the streets? Did hordes of fangirls follow him everywhere? NO!
And since those people that Coulson met on his missions have no idea that he's supposed to be dead, that's not a problem at all. And even if they knew that he was dead and then brought back to life, well, it's not like those people are legally obliged to call the Avengers and say:"Hey, your dead buddy Phil Coulson is actually alive. Come and pick him up."
Also, even if someone wanted to check who that mysterious government agent Phil Coulson really is, you know what would they find? Absolutely nothing! Remember what happened when Coulson and his team escaped from the Hub in Season One. Coulson ordered Skye to erase all online proof of his team's existence. In the eyes of the law, Coulson and all members of his old team simply don't exist. Every trace of them was erased from all electronic networks.
There is another circle the number of people who presumed him dead. The intersecting point the number of people who did presume him dead but now know him to be alive is surly getting bigger. Surely the avengers are in that section by now. Either its going to get ignored indefinitely or leading to a simple 'i taught everybody knew line'
Let's see, how many people from the MCU movies who presumed he was dead but now know he's alive are there?
Lady Sif and Jasper Sitwell thought he was dead and then learned he was alive. Sitwell is dead and Lady Sif was asked by Coulson himself to keep the secret. Since it seems Jaimie Alexander won't reprise her role in Thor: Ragnarok, we can assume that Lady Sif is also dead. Dead men tell no tales. Coulson's secret is safe.
Nick Fury and Maria Hill know that Coulson is alive. The Avengers think he's dead. Fury and Hill have no reason to tell them he's alive. Why would they? If something is meant to be a secret that even the Avengers should not know, then that secret should remain a secret. Fury and Hill are spies, not a pair of chatterboxes.