Zack Snyder

It's different.

It's totally different.

I did that in Rebel Moon.

There's a bit where I put that.

There's a part where Sophia's character says like that.

They basically say they encouraged me to find a lover in the military academy because when the politics of war became too abstract, like, OK, take that beach or like climb that mountain or

A lot of times, a soldier is like, why?

There's no why.

But if you have a lover who's next to you, who's your life, and if they get killed or they're in danger, you're going to be back on it.

You're back on it, yeah.

And I think that it's an interesting... Of course, in our modern society, we don't play with that aspect of...

you know, in war, we try not to anyway, we seem not to, you know, like with using the relationship to create a bond.

So it's an interesting, I mean, like, you know, there's, there's, there's camaraderie brotherhood, of course, but they've replaced that aspect of it with technology.

Yeah.

A little bit.

Yeah.

And maybe that's, maybe that's good, but maybe it is good.

Yeah, absolutely.

We'll make a movie about it.

Well, as soon as like, you know, what is that Einstein thing?