Alvin looked at Gamora, who seemed unusually worried, with some puzzlement. He smiled and said, "That depends on what she thinks, not me!
I said, the moment we board Ronan's spaceship, she'll be free!"
As he spoke, Alvin looked at Gamora, who seemed to want to say something but hesitated. He said with amusement, "Or do you have a different opinion?"
Gamora hugged her coffee cup and hesitated for a moment before saying quietly, "You have a prison. I want to send 'Nebula' there.
You can definitely stop her from doing evil..."
Alvin frowned and glanced at "Nebula," who was struggling to chew a green radish. Then he looked at Gamora's complicated expression and said, "In my view, prison is a 'punishment,' not a way to prevent people from doing evil.
I usually deal with bad guys rather directly...
If she really is as irredeemably evil as you say, killing her would be the best choice!"
Gamora waved her hand unhappily and said, "'Nebula' wasn't like this when she was little...
She's living in hatred of me now. As long as I'm alive, she won't give up her revenge. I want to..."
Alvin smiled and shook his head. "Why do I feel it's exactly the opposite...
From what I've observed, the person she hates most is your perverted father, Thanos.
For that, she betrayed Thanos and joined forces with Ronan...
Maybe she wants to steal the Power Stone at the right moment, or perhaps she intends to incite Ronan to kill Thanos.
Of course, from our standpoint, she's still a villain..."
As he spoke, Alvin looked at the stunned Gamora and smiled. "The choice of what to do with her is yours. After all, she's your prisoner.
But forgive me for refusing to send her to Earth to serve time...