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Thor Odinson is the one in MCU, who suffered most.

His world, the Asgard, was destroyed. His hammer was smashed into pieces by his sister, who turned out to be an evil war-obsessed psychopath, also she killed his best friends. He lost his eye. He lost his mother, than the father. All the asgardian people was killed by Thanos.

And, the most sad, he lost his brother. He watched Loki dies three fucking times. And every time he could do nothing.

Why does Marvel hate Thor so much?

Dream bros

I reviewed marvel's infinity war trailer about 30 times since it first appeared on the web. The question is what am I doing with my life.

(But I feel fucking satisfied oh yeah)

#24 seconds of happiness

What happened to Rey?

Rey was honestly one of my favorite characters coming out of TFA, but I couldn’t figure out why I was walking out of TROS feeling like there was something off about her. I decided to dive into a character study to see what the issues were. That’s when I realized the unbelievable character regression we witnessed in TROS. I know I’m not the first one to notice this or comment on it, but here are some of the key elements I noticed.

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Tragic romances can work beautifully, so long as the audience gets to see the actual romance before it all goes downhill.

Romeo and Juliet exchanged wedding vows in secret. Anakin and Padme spent time frolicking through the fields of Naboo together. Will and Louisa went to Mauritius for a romantic getaway. Jack and Rose had their iconic "I'm flying!" scene.

But Ben and Rey had none of that. A man who was preyed upon since conception, who wanted nothing more than to be "free of [his] pain," was freed only in death. A woman who spent her entire life longing for a family of her own was finally(!!!) rewarded with one for all of ten seconds, before regressing back to square one, as if her whole journey was a nihilistic game of 'Snakes and Ladders.'

That ending is neither 'hopeful' nor cathartic. And it certainly has no place in a fairytale.

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It’s the intimacy. It’s the slow burn.

I'm almost done with telltale except actually not at all since I still need to redo all of episode 5 for the villain route

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