And the fact he didn't know what Gremora knew, reinforces the fact he wouldn't have thought it was important to kill Gremora and he could just save her a later date, like a hero rescuring his damsal in distress after they get captured by the bad guy.
I am saying he acted emotionally, by listening to what Gremora wanted. Now you're bring up theories that Peter is man of faith. Of course I am applying our logic, otherwise we would all just treat them as loony tunes characters and be done with it.
Again he tried to kill Gremora, he made the logical decision to end her life. So i am just here to blame him for overreacting if you want to say him acting emotionally is expected, that's fine. But I am here to blame him for overreacting when he has shown to act logically in order to kill the persone he loves.
It's different, but that has nothing do with Peter acting logically to kill Gremora and overreacting, when someone else kills the person you tried to kill. Again, this is all to blame Peter.
And I 100% agree with this. Everything that happened is 80% on Quill. I say 80% because they never actually got the glove off. What we were saying is that it wasn't contradictory to his character. Those were two entirely different situations.
They did get the glove off...
And my point all this time was to blame Peter, but also that he can act emotionally and logically.