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What if the original self of Gamora returns in the end of Guardians of the Galaxy Volume Three
(Guardians of the Galaxy Volume Three - Epilogue)
(Peter Quill and Gamora spend some time alone together)

Peter Quill and Gamora go into the living room where they have the privacy they want and need.

PETER QUILL: Isn’t this a great place?

GAMORA: It is beautiful. (turning to look straight at Peter Quill) Now, Peter, is there something you want to tell me?

PETER QUILL: (confused) What do you mean?

GAMORA: (referring to when Peter Quill was telling Jason Quill and Mrs. Quill about his adventures on Titan where he and the other Guardians of the Galaxy and some of the Avengers were fighting Thanos) Peter, I can see that you've been through so much pain. It breaks my heart to know what you went through on Titan. Please, open up to me. Tell me everything.

PETER QUILL: Gamora, it's just... everything fell apart. I lost you, and I couldn't handle it. I was consumed by guilt, by anger, by this overwhelming sense of loss. I didn't know how to process it. So, I turned to the only way I knew how to escape it all—getting drunk and drowning myself in sorrow. I felt that I could never forgive myself for my part that helped make the Snap possible. I mean… Gamora, I love you more than anything, and I felt that it wasn’t right nor fair that Thanos tried to take you away from me after what I already lost. First, my mother. Then, Yondu. And then, you. While it wasn’t healthy, getting drunk and consuming alcohol to drown myself in sorrow was the only way I knew to deal with the pain from your death.

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What if the original self of Gamora returns in the end of Guardians of the Galaxy Volume Three
(Guardians of the Galaxy Volume Three - Epilogue)
(Peter Quill and Gamora spend some time alone together)

Peter Quill and Gamora go into the living room where they have the privacy they want and need.

PETER QUILL: Isn’t this a great place?

GAMORA: It is beautiful. (turning to look straight at Peter Quill) Now, Peter, is there something you want to tell me?

PETER QUILL: (confused) What do you mean?

GAMORA: (referring to when Peter Quill was telling Jason Quill and Mrs. Quill about his adventures on Titan where he and the other Guardians of the Galaxy and some of the Avengers were fighting Thanos) Peter, I can see that you've been through so much pain. It breaks my heart to know what you went through on Titan. Please, open up to me. Tell me everything.

PETER QUILL: Gamora, it's just... everything fell apart. I lost you, and I couldn't handle it. I was consumed by guilt, by anger, by this overwhelming sense of loss. I didn't know how to process it. So, I turned to the only way I knew how to escape it all—getting drunk and drowning myself in sorrow. I felt that I could never forgive myself for my part that helped make the Snap possible. I mean… Gamora, I love you more than anything, and I felt that it wasn’t right nor fair that Thanos tried to take you away from me after what I already lost. First, my mother. Then, Yondu. And then, you. While it wasn’t healthy, getting drunk and consuming alcohol to drown myself in sorrow was the only way I knew to deal with the pain from your death.