Sanctuary II.
Thanos walked over with a container of food and said to Gamora:
"Come on. Eat something."
Gamora reached out and took the food, looked up at Thanos, then turned and smashed it against the Throne behind her.
Bang!
"I've always hated that chair."
Thanos was not angry at Gamora's reaction. Instead, he said in a calm tone:
"You've told me that."
"But I hope that one day, you'll be able to sit on it."
Gamora said angrily:
"I hate this room. I hate this ship. I hate my life."
Thanos remained calm as ever.
"You've told me that too."
"Every day. I've heard it for twenty years."
Gamora continued:
"You took me away when I was so little."
Thanos said:
"I saved you."
Gamora looked at Thanos in disbelief.
"No."
"We were happy on our homeworld,"
Thanos retorted:
"Going to sleep hungry, scavenging through garbage to fill your stomach."
"Your homeworld was once one step away from destruction. I stopped that tragedy."
"Do you know what it became afterward?"
"It was practically paradise. Children were born with full bellies and warm clothes, playing freely beneath blue skies."
Hearing Thanos's words, Gamora said coldly:
"You killed half the people on that planet."
Thanos looked at Gamora and stated his understanding:
"How can one go to heaven without passing through death?"
Hearing Thanos's words, Gamora said:
"You're beyond reason."
Thanos said in surprise:
"Are you saying I'm beyond reason?"
"Even the universe, vast as it is, has limits. No matter how many resources there are, they will run dry."
"If life is left unchecked to reproduce as it pleases, life will cease to exist. Sooner or later, it will consume everything."
"Life needs to be controlled."
At those words, Gamora roared in anger:
"That still doesn't give you the right