Even if you survive, there'll be no place on Earth for a Kryptonian.
It's perhaps wrong that I hadn't thought of this. With such an outright overthrow of a majority over a minority, I suppose many of the Kryptonians will be slaughtered. The human caretakers as well. J'onn, Kara, Kal, all having to leave earth seems wrong somehow. I guess that's part of an AU though, we bring canon with us.
This return to 'reality' is very sad. The idea of working towards the destruction of your own people -- even when those people are, for lack of a better word, evil -- would be a horrible thing to bear. Kal's longing for Clark and for Bruce, for the Bruce he got to know, is heartrending.
I find it a little disturbing that Diana chooses to refer to Bruce as 'it'. I get why, mostly, but it still bothers me. :/ Her self-righteousness seems a little ridiculous to me considering what the Amazons have been complicit to and are now outright condoning, with the marriage. Still, it is so perfectly Diana.
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It's perhaps wrong that I hadn't thought of this. With such an outright overthrow of a majority over a minority, I suppose many of the Kryptonians will be slaughtered. The human caretakers as well. J'onn, Kara, Kal, all having to leave earth seems wrong somehow. I guess that's part of an AU though, we bring canon with us.
This return to 'reality' is very sad. The idea of working towards the destruction of your own people -- even when those people are, for lack of a better word, evil -- would be a horrible thing to bear. Kal's longing for Clark and for Bruce, for the Bruce he got to know, is heartrending.
I find it a little disturbing that Diana chooses to refer to Bruce as 'it'. I get why, mostly, but it still bothers me. :/ Her self-righteousness seems a little ridiculous to me considering what the Amazons have been complicit to and are now outright condoning, with the marriage. Still, it is so perfectly Diana.
Looking forward to the epilogue!