Fan Casting Sin in George Nolfi's Captain America

Not much is known about the early life of Sinthia Schmidt, and what has been revealed has been the subject of much scrutiny. She claims to be the daughter of Johann Schmidt, the Red Skull who in World War II was not only considered second in power in Nazi Germany to Hitler himself, but also the head of the Nazi Hydra Science Division. The Red Skull was frequently opposed by Captain America during the War. The Red Skull's activities following the fall of Nazi Germany are unknown, as are the circumstances surrounding his alleged death. At some point, however, desiring an heir to carry on his legacy, he fathered a child with an unidentified woman. By all reports, the Skull was enraged that his only heir was a girl. Why he permitted the girl, later named Sinthia, to survive is unknown; what is known is that he never showed her an ounce of affection, instead raising her to know only hate. There are a few holes in this story, as noted by Captain America's young protege, Bucky. First and foremost is Sin's apparent age; she appears to be in her mid-20s, which means that she was born near the end of the 20th Century. Her alleged father would have to have been in his 70s or 80s when he fathered her. Also, it seems highly unlikely that, if he had desired an heir, the Red Skull would have settled for only one child from only one woman, nor would he have started as late as he apparently did. Bucky theorizes that, if Sin is related to the Skull, there are a few generations between them.