Elena Anaya reveals the secret motives and tragic history behind

>Did you think about her history before the scar? About what made her into this sadistic person?
>I think we’re all born in the same condition: we are pure. In any country on the planet, we are born pure. And then we’re terribly changed as things happen in our lives. The reasons I created for her — it’s a long story! I think she suffered. That she had a love she loved so much, and that person went with somebody else. She felt betrayed, and it weighed on her mind and heart. And she became sick. When your pain is not in your body, you can’t get rid of it. It’s like a scar. It can get dark inside, get infected, and that infection can kill your body, even if it’s just a tiny cut on your finger.
>She wants to be loved. She wants somebody to take care of her. She doesn’t want to be so lonely and so independent, but she’s completely alone. She would love to have people trust her, and not only because she has an amazing intelligence, not just for the chemist she became, but for the woman she is now. We all have humanity underneath all these masks we wear. But she went so far. She finds it very difficult to get rid of all the hate in her soul. She hates so much, so much.

https://www.theverge.com/2017/6/13/15792508/elena-anaya-patty-jenkins-wonder-woman-villain-dr-maru-poison-secret-origin

;_;

>>93184027
>YWN comfort Doctor Poison and assure her everything's going to be okay.

>>93184027
I never asked for feels

>>93184027
This honestly makes me hate Steve for trying to use her. Just a little bit.

>>93184027
>All this song and dance to say she got cucked
Not interested in the genocidal maniac's sob story, thanks.

I wish they had cut out that Lundgrendorf or whatever he's called character and made her the main villain.

They could have had the original comics angle of her being disguised as a man because the Germans wouldn't accept a woman scientist but that would probably have been too complex for a blockbuster.

>>93184114
This

Elena Anaya is a cool and sexy lady

>>93183996
>If her scars were consciously self-inflicted, why do you think it’s important to her to wear a mask?
Nobody cared who she was until she put on the mask

wtf I love Doctor Poison now

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She'll go into WWII get some Arian pretty boy as her sex pet.

Sex pet gets fucked up by some American Jarhead.

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I kinda really want the sequel to reveal Diana senses all of this and sought Maru out after the war to take her to Themyscira, where she spent the rest of her days making sweet perfumes or something.

>>93184859
Go back to your SU thread, faggot

>>93183996
>>93184027

This is only helping my love for this character now.

>>93183996
I honestly thought that there were going to be burn scars under the mask when I first watched the movie, so Steve was unknowingly fucking up when he talked about how cool fire was.

She's been naked a ton in movies, go look them up.

>>93192697

Was like seeing the Scarlet Witch Manara cover then discovering Manara porn books.

>>93192697
It's not the same if she's a different character.

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I finally saw the movie and there are no threads to talk about it, now. it's Suck. I think it's the first decent DC film, but it's not really about Wonder Woman. In fact, it's a Steve Trevor's movie, with Wondie as his secondary helper. I know the audience is mostly male and needs their Captain America to counterbalance all this girl power around, still the sacrifice, the most important actions, are all made by Trevor.
Diana is never even called Wonder Woman, not even once.

I mean, that's fine, Trevor is a great husbando, but Diana's comes out really undertone.

>>93185983

How would that be to complex? They did it in Mulan

>>93192697
and she looks like every other hollywood actress naked. big whoop

Diana should've crushed her.

>>93196906
Agreed.

>>93184027
>Women don't want to be seen as intelligent, competent people. They don't want to have independence. They only care about finding a strong man who can take care of them.
I thought this was supposed to be like, a feminist movie?

>>93200075
That's 100% true though

>>93200075
She's talking about just one character, not all women. And what she's saying is that even though she's intelligent and competent, she'd like to recognize her as a person, not as a tool for mass destruction. She feels like she's being valued only for what she does for work and she wants something more.