Alice

Hey, Guys.

I'm kind of confused here.

What is this? By the collar and thickness, the suit seems the Kryptonian armor like suit Supes was wearing during the New 52 (when Kal was with Diana),

but the addition of the red panties makes it look like when you use a speedo over a jean: completely out of place: thinner fabric over thick fabrick. On the other side is the S on his chest: reminesing the one of Kingdom Come (when Kal ended up with Diana).

But there's no mention of Wonder Woman appearing at all in the film. Lots of unnecessary other heroes, but not Diana.

So...which is the message Gunn is trying to convey here? Is he trying at all or is he as confused as I am right now?

Does he want to confuse us? You know, a confused audience is easier to rob.

Why all the hints to when Supes and Wondy were together, when we know there's no chance at all of that here?

Is Gunn a Superwonder fan still in the closet? C'mon, man: it's the 21st Century! Live your truth with pride!

I'm sure the movie will have a script belonging to the seventies still, but all those signs are very, and I mean very, confusing.

The other possibility is Gunn has no idea what he's doing.Yeah...I guess that's it.

First he didn't go with a more classic look because superman will become public domain in some years. That is why he went with a more "modern" design choice.

he is a fan of new 52.

Whatever for what I get of his plan is that and may be building up for Kingdom Come to be in this universe the " Avengers endgame" and that is why he introduced some "anti heroes" already in his movie, clois also is already a thing on the movie, and is almost a law in movies that relationships that already started together in movies or shows don't end up together.

For those who reading a physical copy, if you hold up a final page to the light, you'll see "Martianvision", which create the overlay of Agent Jones and the Martian Mind****er.

For me, Alicent is a representation of raw female vulnerability and that's not a bad thing. What is thrilling is that we actually get to see the journey of her rising from the pits of her oppression, sharpening up and hardening into the steely Dowager Queen she later becomes.

I can appreciate that two different sides of femininity are being depicted in the story of HOTD: Alicent's and Rhaenyra. But I just find Alicent's story more moving.

i think we should bring this back (with some amendments ofc) if we ever needed an "internet etiquette" for the younger generations, now is the moment to remind them. purity culture kills fandom

as well as the three laws of fandom:

NEW YEAR´s EVE PARTY NICK AND NORA CHARLES STYLE.

"Hey is he working on a case?"

" Yeah, a case of scotch. Pictch in and help him."

You are perfectly right. You have employed your time much better. No one admitted to the privilege of hearing you could think anything wanting. We neither of us perform to strangers.

Someone pointed out that Daemon putting his hand up, closing in on Rhea's horse was to actually scare the animal. Horses have a strong sense of smell. And Daemon came there on dragon back, so he reeked of dragon (like Rhaenyra's told by her mom in episode 1 after returning from riding).

Rhea even kept looking around in search of Caraxes, thinking that Daemon wanted to burn her to a crisp. But Daemon couldn't risk landing Caraxes anywhere near there as evidence of his being there. So he walked out to meet her, stinking of dragon.