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Isn't Ragnarok Inevitable and Necessary?
geplaatst door Norrin_Radd_Of_Zenn_LaSTAFFMOD op 21 december 2017 om 5:42 PM
Both Odin and Thor have defined Asgard rightfully as the people and citizens. Heimdahl goes through great effort to save as many as he can and even Loki appears to understand that. But the trailer for Avengers:Infinity War suggests something more sinister with Loki stepping over what appears to be the bodies of the final people of Asgard. Even in Thor's Scarlet Witch induced dreams he is forewarned that he is a Destroyer because of his power and he has a glimpse of I think four of the stones.
It is Odin's statement to Loki that in his birth right he was meant to die. Being that Loki is truly an Asgardian and has a complicated relationship with Hela might not the total destruction of all Asgardians be something that Thanos will complete that completes Ragnarok but also reconstitutes Asgard, like a total reset just without Odin?
The other anomaly was that Lady Sif was no where to be found and yet she perhaps survive to enable the Re-Birth of Asgard?
Reactie van DRDMovieMusings
op 8 maart 2018 om 6:06 PM
Not sure if it was necessary, but it apparently was inevitable.
Turns out, however, that it did not impose the intended result. Surtur intended to destroy not just the physical space that was Asgard, but to drive a sword through its very heart, a symbol of not only physical destruction, but also destruction of the spirit of the realm.
Not only did this not happen, as the leaders lead the thought that Asgard is not a place, it's a people; but Ragnarok was also co-opted to help Asgardians face and overcome the threat from Hela.