"We are not gods. We are humanity's guardians."
Homelander spoke righteously. "Stormfront, I never expected you to be this kind of person. I was wrong about you before. I will defeat you and make up for my past mistakes."
"With just you?"
Stormfront looked disdainful. According to the script, she was stronger than Homelander. That was how Boss worked—who would watch if the characters were too weak?
"I'm enough."
Homelander said, though his face twisted slightly. According to the upcoming plot, it was time for him to get beaten up.
Right after that, Homelander began battling Stormfront. The situation was the opposite of reality: Homelander couldn't defeat Stormfront and was beaten down by her. Besides being necessary for the plot, it was because Homelander had been severely injured in reality, so there had to be a scene like this.
"Stormfront is actually this powerful?"
The audience cried out in surprise. "I thought Homelander was only inferior to Director of S.W.O.R.D. and Soldier Boy. Who would've thought he couldn't even beat Stormfront?"
Another audience member said, "That also explains why Stormfront could deceive Homelander—because she's stronger than him."
"Homelander will probably be furious when he hears those comments."
Annie covered her mouth and laughed. Andrew said, "Those comments do clear Homelander's name, but they also greatly reduce his appeal. After all, the core of his character is his strength.
"This movie turns Homelander from a god into a man—a man who can be hurt and deceived. By the way, did Homelander lose his temper while filming?"
"Of course he did, but he was eventually suppressed. Still, Miss Theron was a little frightened, and Soldier Boy comforted her for a long time."
Annie said. Andrew smiled faintly. He knew that, in truth, he had personally played that Soldier Boy at the time.