Chapter 216 Is Jarvis Vision's Father or Mother?

When the light screen gave a prompt that the last question was about to begin, all five players cheered up.

This means that this round of question and answer game is coming to an end. The winning group wants to consolidate its position, while the losing group wants to make a comeback. This is the last chance.

It is worth mentioning that this last question is also very interesting.

"Question, which of the following options achieves the achievement of a son killing his father?"

"a: Loki Laufeson, b: Peter Quill, c: Vision, d: Gamora."

"Son kills father? This is even weirder than the last father-fighting game. Quill, you are actually up there too. You just met your biological father. Isn't this another surprise?"

Stephen Strange joked with a smile.

Peter Quill glared at him: "Brother, if you can't speak, just keep your mouth shut. No one will treat you as a mute!"

After his future self reconciled with his biological father, and after wandering alone in the universe for so many years, he finally found relatives and a home, Stephen Rogers' jokes seemed very inappropriate.

He also quickly raised his hands: "Sorry, I just made a joke and offended you, I'm sorry."

Peter Quill curled his lips: "Even if you apologize, you seem very insincere, as if you are mocking me in a weird way."

Steve Rogers changed the topic at the right time: "Obviously, among these four options, Quill and Gamora can be eliminated first, and only one of the remaining a and c can be chosen."

It's a simple rule of thumb. In the future video exposed in the previous quiz game, Gamora died at the hands of Thanos, not the other way around.

So d can be eliminated directly. As for Peter Quill in option b, they all watched the previous video of Star-Lord and his biological father Ego recognizing their relatives.

The long-separated father and son in the camera show their true feelings, which is somewhat touching.

Moreover, the future Peter Quill has made it clear that he has reconciled with his biological father, Egg, so this can naturally be ruled out, so what is left is the choice between a and c.

T'Challa glanced at Thor and said: "I think it should be a. I have seen the future video exposed in the previous quiz game. The cause of Asgard's Ragnarok was Loki's expulsion of the God King Odin.

Although he did not kill Odin with his own hands, he must be responsible for Odin's death! "

Stephen Strange objected: "I also watched that video, and frankly, in my opinion, Odin should have committed suicide, or he has reached the end of his life, otherwise with his abilities, it is unlikely Will be expelled by Loki.

And after he was expelled to Earth, Odin had too many opportunities to contact the outside world, such as going to S.H.I.E.L.D. or the wizards of Kama Taj, but he chose to self-exile.

From this point of view, I don't think Loki is Odin's murderer! "

Thor was a little surprised when he heard this. He didn't expect that Stephen Strange, an arrogant man with high ambitions, would defend his brother.

Stephen Strange noticed his look, shrugged and added: "Don't look at me like that, I'm just analyzing the problem realistically."

Peter Quill asked: "Brother Thor, do you think the answer to this question is a?"

Thor looked a little confused. This was the last question, and he was currently at the bottom in points. If he wanted to make a comeback and enter the winner's group, he had to answer the question correctly, and he had to answer quickly to score.

"I, I can't tell clearly. Steve said this question is a choice between two. Compared with Vision, it seems that Loki is more suspicious."

Black Panther T'Challa said: "I actually don't quite understand Vision's option. He is an artificial intelligence and not a normal carbon-based creature. Does he also have the concept of a father?"

Steve Rogers frowned and said in deep thought: "If I had to say it, Vision's father should be Jarvis, the Mind Stone and Tony's artificial intelligence assistant.

In the future video of Battle of Ultron, it can also be seen that the reason why Vision was born can be regarded as seizing Jarvis's consciousness or data flow in a sense? All in all, this can be regarded as killing his biological father. "

Stephen Strange raised his eyebrows and smiled: "According to what you say, the artificial intelligence Jarvis should be the mother. She died in childbirth when Vision was born."

"Hahaha, I suddenly realized that what you said seemed to make sense!" Thor, the God of Thunder, was amused and laughed.

Steve Rogers was also amused by Stephen Strange's remarks and shrugged: "Jarvis is obviously a man, whether it is the tone of his voice or the way he thinks.

Tony also told me that when he created Jarvis, he followed the model of a butler, so it seems reasonable to regard him as Vision's father. "

Peter Quill also laughed a bit, and finally said: "Then the answer to this question is c?"

"That should be the case, but I can't guarantee it." Steve Rogers rubbed his chin: "At least in my opinion, option c, Vision, is more likely than option a, Loki."

Stephen Strange said: "Loki is the god of mischief. His banishment of Odin was to take revenge on the god-king. It was also a bad prank. Anyway, I don't think the answer to this question is a."

Peter Quill stared at him: "Do you really think so? Don't secretly choose other options before answering the question. Don't rush to deny it. You have a criminal record, man!"

In a previous quiz, Doctor Strange did this. He first gave them a clear analysis, but when he answered the question, he was just bluffing and made a completely different choice from the previous analysis.

Peter Quill is a smart man. Of course, he knows that Stephen Strange did this to harm others and benefit himself. He gave out what he thought was wrong information to confuse other players and then achieve the result of scoring and winning.

It's just that Stephen Strange was too smart that time. He calculated and didn't harm others, but hurt himself.

But this time it was different. Stephen Strange smiled and said, "Don't think too much, Star-Lord. I am the first in the winner group now. Even if I answer this question wrong, as long as I don't answer it quickly, my position in the winner group is stable. There is no need to play any tricks.

To be honest, I don't like this either. It's just that this is my first time answering questions and I'm still a little uncomfortable."

Peter Quill was skeptical, but what Stephen Strange said was true. The people who should be most anxious now are definitely not Doctor Strange, but Thor and Black Panther T'Challa in the loser group.

Captain America Steve Rogers' situation is not good either, because he is only one point behind the loser group.

After thinking about it carefully, Peter Quill found that his second place was not bad. He didn't need to take the risk of competing for the first place in this question. He just needed to keep it stable.