00:00 As far as the relationship with Carol Danvers,
00:02 like the way that Monica and Kamala,
00:04 they look at her completely differently.
00:06 I mean, you have Monica who has not seen her
00:08 in literal decades and Kamala who just views her
00:11 as a pure god.
00:12 I'm curious kind of about playing with that contrast
00:14 with the characters as a triumvirate.
00:16 It was really exciting because, you know,
00:18 I think with movies with multiple characters,
00:20 it's really great when their individual journeys
00:22 and their individual relationships sort of
00:24 help them become a group or the way that they interact
00:29 as a group helps them individually.
00:30 And so that was really great because you have,
00:32 you know, Kamala who sees Carol the way Monica did
00:35 when she was younger, when Carol like left
00:37 and never came back.
00:38 And then you have Carol with all this pressure
00:40 on her shoulders 'cause she feels like she has to
00:42 take care of the entire universe,
00:43 but it's also represented in this woman that she sort of,
00:48 she feels she betrayed, you know,
00:49 and abandoned when she was younger, Monica,
00:51 and also this new young woman who thinks
00:54 the sun shines out of her ass.
00:55 So it's like, and that's a lot of pressure.
00:57 So like we got to represent these bigger things
00:59 in these individual relationships.
01:00 - Sure.
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