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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 7603406" data-attributes="member: 22779">Becoming a cold hearted killing machine wasn't because she was sterile.&nbsp; She was forcibly sterilized as part of her transformation into a cold hearted killing machine.&nbsp; Why would anyone even think that her &quot;dark side&quot; moment is because of her forced sterilization?&nbsp; The forced sterilization was a symbol of the horrific things they did to her to turn her into a monster, not the reason she became a monster.&nbsp; And then, when she destroys a family, she begins to try to redeem herself by switching sides - the whole &quot;red ledger&quot; thing.&nbsp; At the end, she balances the ledger by saving a family through her own self sacrifice.As I said, I'm really not seeing the issue here.&nbsp; [MENTION=177]Umbran[/MENTION], if the only thing you took out of my entire argument was that line, then, sure, there isn't much to talk about here.&nbsp; Talk about cherry picking an argument.&nbsp; Gamora?&nbsp; Maybe, you might be able to make the argument, because the death of Gamora drives Quill.&nbsp; But, even then, that's stretching pretty hard.&nbsp; Not every female character that dies is a fridging.&nbsp; Sometimes, it's actually ok to kill off female characters.&nbsp; Heck, why isn't the death of Vision being touted as fridging?&nbsp; Seems to be the driving force behind Scarlet Witch after all.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 7603406, member: 22779"] Becoming a cold hearted killing machine wasn't because she was sterile. She was forcibly sterilized as part of her transformation into a cold hearted killing machine. Why would anyone even think that her "dark side" moment is because of her forced sterilization? The forced sterilization was a symbol of the horrific things they did to her to turn her into a monster, not the reason she became a monster. And then, when she destroys a family, she begins to try to redeem herself by switching sides - the whole "red ledger" thing. At the end, she balances the ledger by saving a family through her own self sacrifice. As I said, I'm really not seeing the issue here. [MENTION=177]Umbran[/MENTION], if the only thing you took out of my entire argument was that line, then, sure, there isn't much to talk about here. Talk about cherry picking an argument. Gamora? Maybe, you might be able to make the argument, because the death of Gamora drives Quill. But, even then, that's stretching pretty hard. Not every female character that dies is a fridging. Sometimes, it's actually ok to kill off female characters. Heck, why isn't the death of Vision being touted as fridging? Seems to be the driving force behind Scarlet Witch after all. [/QUOTE]

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