That sequence occurs in the grim no-man’s-land between English and German battlefield trenches. Though Diana has been told she can’t cross it and must play by man’s rules, she takes it upon herself to save women and children threatened by the Germans. It’s a very powerful moment. We have a character committing to her true self, doing what she believes needs to be done.

It’s not about what they deserve, it’s about what you believe… and I believe in love.

I used to want to save the world, this beautiful place. But the closer you get, the more you see the great darkness within.

“It’s my favorite scene in the movie and it’s the most important scene in the movie. It’s also the scene that made the least sense to other people going in, which is why it’s a wonderful victory for me. I think that in superhero movies, they fight other people, they fight villains. So when I started to really hunker in on the significance of No Man’s Land, there were a couple people who were deeply confused, wondering, like, ‘Well, what is she going to do? How many bullets can she fight?’ And I kept saying, ‘It’s not about that. This is a different scene than that. This is a scene about her becoming Wonder Woman.’” -Patty Jenkins on the No Man’s Land scene

“I’d love to hear them sometime. Your songs.”

things the riverdale writers have clearly forgotten about:

-betty had a crush on archie for so long and now it’s like it never happened?

-betty and kevin were supposed to be best friends?

-the beronica kiss

-B&V

-cheryl and veronica being frenemies

-ms grundy. i hate this character and this storyline but it’s like it never happened now?

-moose. where is him

-r e g g i e m a n t l e

-the pussycats and their needed message. damn, they were supposed to be main characters

-cheryl and josie

feel free to add more. this show gets mesier every time and can’t even keep up with their several subplots

Framework Grant Ward - confused af