[ SECRET POST #4513 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4513 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I don't like Quill's character either, ultimately the only character I like in the guardian cast is Nebula (yes, I don't like Gamora either, though I don't hate her...just don't feel anything for her), and yet I agree with you re: losing control briefly after finding out someone you loved was murdered by the person standing in front of you. No one's thinking rationally in that moment, he didn't weigh the entire world with brief revenge and go hmm, I'll really like to try this revenge thing right this moment.

With how many things that had to go JUST RIGHT for Thanos to succeed, only one successful outcome just makes no sense. I just don't see it. Maybe this was the best outcome, least amount of people dead or something idk--but ONLY success? Cannot compute.

[(Anonymous)]

he didn't weigh the entire world with brief revenge and go hmm, I'll really like to try this revenge thing right this moment.

Personally I just can't respect a character who loses control of their emotions at a time when doing so jeopardizes the fate of half of all living things. If it had been a situation where just one instant of reaction had lost them the advantage, I could get behind the "Quill was only being human" argument, but he didn't just slip for an instant. He kept going and going, even as his teammates begged him to stop.

It's not that I blame Quill for what Thanos did. I blame Thanos for that. But I can't respect Quill anymore, when he did something so unfathomably selfish.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm sorry emotions aren't rational.