I’m not sure where the idea of this continuation came from. This would be a not-so-subtle way of telling Tony that she’s unlikely to fall for his charms, but as we can see, this has no basis in the original text. His veritas mihi vestigiis sequenda est, certiora non habeo haec ut quam diligentissime aestimem, operam dabo nec cito illis adsentiar.Īccording to some parts of the Internet, the line continues et hominum spes fallunt, or “and the hope of men is deceived”. “Multa,” inquit, “intervenient, propter quae et malus pro bono surrepat et bonus pro malo displiceat fallaces enim sunt rerum species, quibus credidimus.” Quis negat ? Sed nihil aliud invenio, per quod cogitationem regam. Black Widow uses her sexuality as a weapon. The early movies were the closest she was to the comic book character.
That line is a slightly tweaked form of Seneca, taken from De Beneficiis (On Benefits) IV.34.1: Scarlett Johansson said in an interview that she didnt like how Hypertextualized Black Widow was in Iron Man 2.
A subtle reference to her cover, and a jab at Tony for assuming that she can’t speak Latin. This translates roughly as “the appearance of things is deceptive”, or more poetically, “appearances deceive”. I believe what she says is Fallaces sunt rerum species.
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