Curtain Falls

What an injustice.

Gamora had a nice figure, but he truly felt nothing for green skin. If it were Gamora's actress, Zoe Saldana, that would be better. After all, Black Americans had long diverged from African Blacks. They were not that dark, and brown skin was barely acceptable.

Well, Avatar would be fine.

After all, the original protagonist had only been there for a few days before falling for their princess.

That had nothing to do with the body. After all, the mind was his own.

Kino had done that only to look after Gamora. After all, Thanos was her adoptive father. Gamora was conflicted—on one hand, grateful for being raised by him; on the other, filled with hatred... wanting to kill him every moment of every day. Yet when Thanos had been "killed" at the Changcang family estate, Gamora had wept in grief.

Painful and conflicted.

Although what Kino had done was no different from personally killing Thanos, he still had to give Thor an explanation.

The ending was obvious...

After a fierce battle, Thanos finally reached the end.

Without the Infinity Stones, he was destined to lose against Thor, who wielded a super-divine weapon. On top of that, Loki, with two heads hanging from his belt, kept launching sneak attacks from the side. They could not hurt Thanos, but they were immensely irritating.

In the end, he rather cleverly returned to his old fate and had his chest blown apart by a single hammer strike from Thor.

Without the Infinity Stones, he could not escape this time.

Dead. Dead as dead could be.

A generation's demon Wong had croaked.

Lying on the ground, Thanos seemed to be recalling something. Finally, he turned his head toward Gamora, his eyes seemingly conveying...

For some reason, Gamora still could not stop