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The way I understood it... Legolas Send a noteboard - 15/03/2019 07:42:20 AM

the initial mission on that other planet is to extract their spy. When 'Veers' gets captured by the Skrulls in the process, the Kree's primary mission becomes recovering her, or neutralizing her if they can't get her back on their side. Plus eliminating Skrull agents whenever they encounter any, to prevent them from infiltrating and taking over more planets that could be used against the Kree.

View original postAlso, if she was what they were after all along, why was she not in a lab, or ANYWHERE but a front-line combat unit? Or if they wanted to use her energy as a weapon, what is the Watsonian reason for keeping it restrained with a chip and constantly trying to teach Carol self-mastery (the Doylist reason obviously being their allegory about people trying to suppress women)?

Evidently they did want to use her energy as a weapon, but since they had no way of knowing what precisely she'd be able to do with it, a cautious and slow approach to testing the weapon seems smart. I'm not sure the exact purpose of the chip was made very clear at any point, though, or if so I missed it.

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So now that other people have seen Captain Marvel, am I wrong about a major plot hole? Cannoli - 15/03/2019 02:37:48 AM 631 Views

The way I understood it... Legolas - 15/03/2019 07:42:20 AM 407 Views

Presumably they wanted to keep MarVell's notes on her lightspeed engine from Skrull hands fionwe1987 - 17/03/2019 01:32:41 PM 379 Views

Weren't they after that glowy cube thing in the lunch box? *NM* random thoughts - 21/03/2019 01:19:47 PM 188 Views

Not until they got there and found out it existed: the Kree didn't know that's what she used Cannoli - 21/03/2019 10:18:12 PM 376 Views

This is why I never never liked the whole galatic power thing Marvel did random thoughts - 02/04/2019 01:20:27 PM 414 Views

I didn't understand the part with the Skrull family. Narg - 22/03/2019 07:57:05 PM 378 Views

Re: I didn't understand the part with the Skrull family. Cannoli - 24/03/2019 02:07:25 AM 366 Views

I think the writing was worse than that, even aerocontrols - 24/03/2019 04:52:52 AM 377 Views

Most MCU spaceships use a jump point FTL drive. They were trying to make one that could go anywhere. Dunstan - 25/03/2019 05:43:11 PM 381 Views

Did they say that in the movie or is that speculation by you? aerocontrols - 25/03/2019 06:06:02 PM 378 Views

More just a simple deduction. We've seen MCU FTL multiple times, and... Dunstan - 26/03/2019 05:09:41 AM 401 Views

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the initial mission on that other planet is to extract their spy. When 'Veers' gets captured by the Skrulls in the process, the Kree's primary mission becomes recovering her, or neutralizing her if they can't get her back on their side. Plus eliminating Skrull agents whenever they encounter any, to prevent them from infiltrating and taking over more planets that could be used against the Kree.

<quote id="303467">Also, if she was what they were after all along, why was she not in a lab, or ANYWHERE but a front-line combat unit? Or if they wanted to use her energy as a weapon, what is the Watsonian reason for keeping it restrained with a chip and constantly trying to teach Carol self-mastery (the Doylist reason obviously being their allegory about people trying to suppress women)?</quote>
Evidently they did want to use her energy as a weapon, but since they had no way of knowing what precisely she'd be able to do with it, a cautious and slow approach to testing the weapon seems smart. I'm not sure the exact purpose of the chip was made very clear at any point, though, or if so I missed it. 
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