Guardians of the Galaxy (film): Difference between revisions

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** [[The Smart Guy]], with elements of [[The Lancer]]: Rocket; a mechanical genius and tactical planner, but is very cynical and prone to disagreements with Peter.
** [[The Chick]], with elements of [[The Big Guy]]: Groot; a gentle soul, very protective of his companions, and averse to in-fighting. He is not above brutal violence against those that would threaten his friends, however.
* [[Gadgeteer Genius]]: Rocket definitely lives in this neighborhood. Make sure he really needs the parts he asks for, though.
* [[Love Interest]]: Subverted with Gamora. She violently rejects Peter's advances at the beginning of the second act, calling him out on his [[Nice Guy]] routine. And despite regularly teasing their relationship to the audience, Peter and Gamora never share an on-screen kiss or are implied to consummate their relationship in any way. In fact, despite being the only female in the [[Five-Man Band]], Gamora does not serve as anyone's Love Interest. That's downright revolutionary. (But given the Sequel Hook, we're not out of the woods just yet.)
* [[More Dakka]]: Appears to be one of Rocket's core philosophies about life.
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* [[Troll]] / [[Visual Pun]]: At the end of the film, {{spoiler|Peter pulls the ol' switcheroo on Yondu, handing over a dupe instead of the Infinity Stone. Yondu opens the ball to find a troll doll inside. Yondu is unsurprised, and even appears to appreciate the irony}}.