[she hears zhongli; she does. if this mr. tibbs is as dangerous as they say, there's an easy temptation to eliminate the problem at the source.

ten years ago, five years ago, maybe, gamora could've found herself following that logic, when it had been all she'd known for the better part of her life. and maybe, by that logic, one could say that at least some of the people she'd killed had deserved it, but the truth is — at least the vast majority hadn't.

and there's a better way; she's seen it, lived it.]

You could say that about almost anyone who's hurt others, but where do you draw the line? [her question isn't accusatory; it's just a question, quiet and probing.] I don't think it's up to any of us to decide whether someone deserves to die, no matter what they've done.