And now, seeing Hera bring her creation to life, it felt as if a part of her soul was being revealed to the world.
Hera had not only understood her character—she had become her.
At that moment, the screenwriter knew that her creation was no longer just a story. It was something real, something the world would soon witness.
When everyone heard Hera's reasoning, they fell into deep contemplation.
It was only natural for people to fear death, especially after witnessing their loved ones perish one after another, helplessly watching as their world crumbled before their eyes.
Yet, Hera's perspective challenged that instinct, shifting the narrative from fear to defiance.
Looking at Hera and the screenwriter's emotional reaction, they all felt as though her portrayal had struck a deeper chord.
Hera's interpretation wasn't just a performance—it was the very essence of what a female protagonist in an action-romance film should embody.
