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** As the ship takes off we see the remaining Skrulls still running in terror in a futile attempt to escape. A somber but realistic reminder that even ''heroes'' don't always save everyone.
* When Dar-Benn is pinned under debris, the trio try to convince her to stop and that they can work together to save Hala. She appears to agree, but when Carol frees her, [[RedemptionRejection she attacks them again]] since [[RevengeBeforeReason she hates Carol too much]].
** Dar-Benn in general is a surprisingly sad demonstration of how much a fascist state can warp those under it. From what is given, she was part of the Kree military prior to Carol killing the Supreme Intelligence, which lead to a breakdown in the Kree society and a civil war that wrecked Hala's ecosystem; based on Dar-Benn's comments, both in how she talks about Carol's actions and refers to the other side of the civil war as 'heretics', it's apparent she was on the side who remained loyal to the Supreme-Intelligence after this and caused the fall of Hala, [[MisplacedRetribution but has blamed Carol for it]] despite her actions ultimately freeing the Kree from a tyrant. She views Carol as having ruined the Kree, and fully, firmly believes she is just in seeking vengeance against her for what she did.
* When Dar-Benn is pinned under debris, the trio try to convince her to stop and that they can work together to save Hala. She appears to agree, but when Carol frees her, [[RedemptionRejection she attacks them again]] since [[RevengeBeforeReason she hates Carol too much]].
** Dar-Benn in general is a surprisingly sad demonstration of how much a fascist state can warp those under it. From what is given, she was part of the Kree military prior to Carol killing the Supreme Intelligence, which lead to a breakdown in the Kree society and a civil war that wrecked Hala's ecosystem; based on Dar-Benn's comments, both in how she talks about Carol's actions and refers to the other side of the civil war as 'heretics', it's apparent she was on the side who remained loyal to the Supreme-Intelligence after this and caused the fall of Hala, [[MisplacedRetribution but has blamed Carol for it]] despite her actions ultimately freeing the Kree from a tyrant. She views Carol as having ruined the Kree, and fully, firmly believes she is just in seeking vengeance against her for what she did.
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** As the ship takes off off, we see the remaining Skrulls still running in terror in a futile attempt to escape. A somber but realistic reminder that even ''heroes'' don't always save everyone.
* When Dar-Benn is pinned under debris, the trio try to convince her to stop her vengeful crusade and that they can work together to save Hala. She appears to agree, but when Carol frees her, [[RedemptionRejection she attacks them again]] since [[RevengeBeforeReason she hates Carol too much]].
** Dar-Benn in general is a surprisingly sad demonstration of how much a fascist state can warp those under it. From what is given, she was part of the Kree military prior to Carolkilling destroying the Supreme Intelligence, which lead to a breakdown in the Kree society and a civil war that wrecked Hala's ecosystem; based on Dar-Benn's comments, both in how she talks about Carol's actions and refers to the other side of the civil war as 'heretics', it's apparent she was on the side who remained loyal to the Supreme-Intelligence after this Supreme Intelligence and caused the fall of Hala, [[MisplacedRetribution but has blamed Carol for it]] despite her actions ultimately freeing the Kree from a tyrant. She Dar-Benn views Carol as having ruined the Kree, and fully, firmly believes she is just in seeking vengeance against her for what she did.
* When Dar-Benn is pinned under debris, the trio try to convince her to stop her vengeful crusade and that they can work together to save Hala. She appears to agree, but when Carol frees her, [[RedemptionRejection she attacks them again]] since [[RevengeBeforeReason she hates Carol too much]].
** Dar-Benn in general is a surprisingly sad demonstration of how much a fascist state can warp those under it. From what is given, she was part of the Kree military prior to Carol
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** Just the look on Carol's face. Not only has she lost her best friend, the equivalent to a sister in her eyes, but now also her best friend's daughter/god niece.
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** Just the look on Carol's face. Not only has she lost her best friend, the equivalent to a sister in her eyes, but now also lost her best friend's daughter/god niece.daughter, Carol's god-niece, just after they made amends.
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* While the ending is treated as mostly happy, the Khan family is forced to pack up and move to the Rambeau home hundreds of miles away, leaving behind their friends, neighbors and community.
* TheStinger has Monica wake up in a hospital bed and crying at a woman who she assumes it's her mother...only to find that's ''not'' the case, and she's now stuck in another dimension. Binary is kind enough, but is very weirded out to find a grown woman desperately calling her "mom", unintentionally twisting the knife harder into Monica's heart. Even when it starts to get cleared up, Binary still eyes her warily and without a mother's love.
* TheStinger has Monica wake up in a hospital bed and crying at a woman who she assumes it's her mother...only to find that's ''not'' the case, and she's now stuck in another dimension. Binary is kind enough, but is very weirded out to find a grown woman desperately calling her "mom", unintentionally twisting the knife harder into Monica's heart. Even when it starts to get cleared up, Binary still eyes her warily and without a mother's love.
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* While the ending is treated as mostly happy, the Khan family is forced to pack up and move to the Rambeau home hundreds of miles away, leaving behind their friends, neighbors neighbors, and community.
* TheStinger has Monica wake up in a hospital bed and crying at a woman who she assumesit's is her mother...mother... only to find that's ''not'' the case, and she's now stuck in another dimension. Binary is kind enough, but is very weirded out to find a grown woman desperately calling her "mom", "Mom", unintentionally twisting the knife harder into Monica's heart. Even when it starts to get cleared up, Binary still eyes her Monica warily and without a mother's love.
* TheStinger has Monica wake up in a hospital bed and crying at a woman who she assumes
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* TheStinger has Monica wake up in a hospital bed and crying at a woman who she assumes it's her mother...only to find that's ''not'' the case, and she's now stuck in another dimension.
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* While the ending is treated as mostly happy, the Khan family is forced to pack up and move to the Rambeau home hundreds of miles away, leaving behind their friends, neighbors and community.
* TheStinger has Monica wake up in a hospital bed and crying at a woman who she assumes it's her mother...only to find that's ''not'' the case, and she's now stuck in another dimension. Binary is kind enough, but is very weirded out to find a grown woman desperately calling her "mom", unintentionally twisting the knife harder into Monica's heart. Even when it starts to get cleared up, Binary still eyes her warily and without a mother's love.
* TheStinger has Monica wake up in a hospital bed and crying at a woman who she assumes it's her mother...only to find that's ''not'' the case, and she's now stuck in another dimension. Binary is kind enough, but is very weirded out to find a grown woman desperately calling her "mom", unintentionally twisting the knife harder into Monica's heart. Even when it starts to get cleared up, Binary still eyes her warily and without a mother's love.
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** Dar-Benn in general is a surprisingly sad demonstration of how much a fascist state can warp those under it. From what is given, she was part of the Kree military prior to Carol killing the Supreme Intelligence, which lead to a breakdown in the Kree society and a civil war that wrecked Hala's ecosystem; based on Dar-Benn's comments, both in how she talks about Carol's actions and refers to the other side of the civil war as 'heretics', it's apparent she was on the side who remained loyal to the Supreme-Intelligence after this and caused the fall of Hala, [[MisplacedRetribution but has blamed Carol for it]] despite her actions ultimately freeing the Kree from a tyrant. She views Carol as having ruined the Kree, and fully, firmly believes she is just in seeking vengeance against her for what she did.
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** A shaken Kamala tells what happened to Monica to the normally stoic Fury, who is [[OCCIsSeriousBusiness also noticeably saddened]].
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** A shaken Kamala tells what happened to Monica to the normally stoic Fury, who is [[OCCIsSeriousBusiness [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness also noticeably saddened]].
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** A shaken Kamala tells what happened to Monica to the normally stoic Fury, who is [[OCCIsSeriousBusiness also noticeably saddened]].
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** Just the look on Carols face. Not only has she lost her best friend the equivalent to a sister in her eyes but now also her best friends daughter/god niece.
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** Just the look on Carols Carol's face. Not only has she lost her best friend friend, the equivalent to a sister in her eyes eyes, but now also her best friends friend's daughter/god niece.
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** Just the look on Carols face. Not only has she lost her best friend the equivalent to a sister in her eyes but now also her best friends daughter/god niece.
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* When evacuating the Skrulls, poor Kamala is heartbroken when they are not able to save all of them.
* When Dar-Benn is pinned under debris, the trio try to convince her to stop and that they can work together to save Hala. She appears to agree, but when Carol frees her, [[RedemptionRejection she attacks them again]] since [[RevengeBeforeReason she hates Carol too much]].
* Carol not being fast enough to grab Monica before she gets stranded on the other side of a breach in dimensions.
* TheStinger has Monica wake up in a hospital bed and crying at a woman who she assumes it's her mother...only to find that's ''not'' the case, and she's now stuck in another dimension.
* When Dar-Benn is pinned under debris, the trio try to convince her to stop and that they can work together to save Hala. She appears to agree, but when Carol frees her, [[RedemptionRejection she attacks them again]] since [[RevengeBeforeReason she hates Carol too much]].
* Carol not being fast enough to grab Monica before she gets stranded on the other side of a breach in dimensions.
* TheStinger has Monica wake up in a hospital bed and crying at a woman who she assumes it's her mother...only to find that's ''not'' the case, and she's now stuck in another dimension.
