Faora utters this throwaway line of garbage towards the end of the film when she is about to kill a random soldier. She turns on the drama for no apparent reason. A good death is its own rewardhow? Theres so much wrong with this dialogue that its making my head hurt. Firstly it makes absolutely no sense. Does Faora mean that an honourable death is its own reward? In which case, couldnt she have used a less vague adjective than good to make her point? Clearly Goyer couldnt. And how was the soldiers death a good death anyway? He was going to be killed whilst making a mockery of himself trying to shoot an alien being that is clearly impervious to bullets. Its kind of honourable, I guess. Hell die for his country. But I still dont see the reward in it. So many people have died in this battle that he probably wont even be remembered by the majority anyway. And he didnt even achieve anything in the battle. He was cannon fodder. Which makes me wonder why she felt the need to stop and talk to this particular soldier anyway...oh yeah, Superman needed time to save him. This was another lame attempt by Goyer to turn on the Whedon charmwhich he clearly doesnt have. This line was supposed to sound semi-witty and compelling but turned out horrifically cringe worthy. Even when it came full circle later, it still felt completely ridiculous.