[ Gamora doesn't look comforted or convinced – more like a wild animal with its hackles raised, ready to fly rather than fight – and maybe even a little frustrated. ]
I don't know what that means, Peter.
[ His Gamora has probably heard that explanation already. His Gamora would probably barely even bat an eye over the words; they would probably make perfect sense to her. But here and now, Gamora doesn't know what he's supposed to mean by "deja vu," and she's never heard of a rubberband man or thumping a tub, and she doesn't dance.
Maybe it was foolish trying to meet him halfway when the only thing that can possibly be gained is reminding him that she isn't his. ]
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I don't know what that means, Peter.
[ His Gamora has probably heard that explanation already. His Gamora would probably barely even bat an eye over the words; they would probably make perfect sense to her. But here and now, Gamora doesn't know what he's supposed to mean by "deja vu," and she's never heard of a rubberband man or thumping a tub, and she doesn't dance.
Maybe it was foolish trying to meet him halfway when the only thing that can possibly be gained is reminding him that she isn't his. ]