"Mom, who won in the end?"
A mixed-race, brown-haired little girl sat in the back seat of a sedan, resting her cheeks in her hands as she looked worriedly at the beautiful brown-haired white woman behind the wheel. "Did Thanos die in the end?"
The brown-haired beauty nodded as if it were obvious. "Of course we won. Alvin is the strongest person in the world. Anyone who tries to hurt his family will pay the price.
He used the Battle Axe to open the door to a free universe for humanity, and then everyone lived happily together."
The little girl went, "Oh," then said enviously, "That's amazing! Grandpa likes using a Battle Axe too. Is he as strong as Alvin?"
The brown-haired beauty smiled. "They're about the same. I'd guess your grandpa's a little weaker now, since he's getting on in years."
The little girl looked at her mother skeptically. "I don't believe you. I think Alvin's super amazing. Ginny can't do math or take a punch, and all I did was get a math problem wrong, but my dad hit himself in the head. It was so scary!"
The brown-haired beauty burst out laughing. "Your dad may be an idiot, but you're way too late to become Alvin's daughter."
The little girl sighed in disappointment. "That's too bad. I want to visit Hell's Kitchen too. It must be really interesting there."
As she spoke, she counted on her fingers. "Jessica, Nick, Mindy, Richard, Harry, Alita, Shang-Chi...
"Mom, in the end, who was stronger in the story, all those old guys or all those kids?"
"I don't know either. It was too chaotic back then. Nick said he was the one who took Thanos down, but..."
The brown-haired beauty murmured softly and habitually scrunched up her pert nose, as if