Short Story

-Looking for answers – Clint answered and added after looking into both Thor and Steve’s puzzled faces –About that day, about why he did it. At least that would’ve bothered me too.-

He let out a chuff of laughter. "...it's kinda funny, Gize." he withdrew the dagger from his pocket, it was old but well maintained, "the same guy responsible for making us leave, in a way he's also responsible for getting us home." A tear rolled down his cheek.

"Jeez, Cap, what hap-" Tony stopped short, from talking and flying once he saw the chaos. "Holy shit..."

“Shoo!” he ordered, shifting his spellbook to his other hand and using the other to wave the Asgardians away. Thor drew back, insulted. The warriors three exchanged amused looks, and Loki shifted his weight uncomfortably. “Leave this place. Such a beast won’t be downed by brute force, you oaf.”

Instead, he kept his eyes on Tony, who had stopped in surprise and was now taking his earphones out.

'' What the hell are you thinking?! '' I shouted, standing up, slamming my hands on the table. . '' What are you thinking? '' Loki hissed standing as well his eyes narrowing dangerously . Looking at us Fury said, '' This is not your decision ''. ‘’ The who’s decision was it ‘’ '' Fuck you Fury, '' I stated angrily while giving him the middle finger. '' Don't talk to me like young lady '' Fury said reprimanding like a child. I said my eyes narrowing, '' When she betrays you, don't come crying to me ''. Loki just left the room, I sat

"I couldn't tell you how long we were waiting for everyone else to get in place. Obviously another power comes into be when you're hanging on and you know what the alternative is of you letting go and not having other people to help you."

This was a suicide mission; you knew that. Going up against a god with millenia of experience, unequipped, would be the last thing you ever did. You also knew that you had to stop Loki, whatever he was doing. He couldn't get as close as he did in New York, not this time. If they got there before you did, though… That would be another story.

In the beginning, he is not just a regular travel companion of the two major gods—Odin and Thor, but also a figure who proves his competence to solve problems for them (Lindow, 2002, pp. 217; von Schnurbein, 2000, pp. 115). In Thrymskvida, the author recounts a story about the recovery of Thor’s hammer from the giant Thrym. To get back the hammer, Loki sets foot in Jötunheimr, where he negotiates with Thrym, who demands the goddess Freyja to be his wife as an exchange. However, when Freyja refuses, much to the annoyance of Thor, he has to pretend by dressing up as her. When Thor complains, Loki scolds him and says, “be quite, Thor, … / The giant will be settling in Asgard / unless you get your hammer back” (Larrington, 2008, pp. 99). Here, Loki’s warning indicates his allegiance to the Aesir over the giants. Interestingly, being notoriously known for his short temper, Thor does not lash out against Loki when he orders him to be quite. In fact, Thor willingly obeys his request because Thor senses the truth that without the hammer, the safety of Asgard will be jeopardized. With the help of Loki, Thor manages to get back his hammer in the end. This story demonstrates how much the Aesir trust Loki so that they make him as their travel companion, whom they seek an advice

After having heard Gamora’s side of the story he wanted answers that he knew his brother would never provide. At first he felt abysmal about the whole ordeal. Grasping the idea of not only the suffer Loki have been through but the fact that when he experienced all of this he thought his brother could come to his rescue. No matter how hard everyone else attempted to get him mind off of the past and make him talk he just pushed them away. His effort to have a conversation with Loki was fruitless so the next obvious choice available for discussion was Maddison. So Thor decided to ask her directly. ‘’ What have my brother revealed to you about the torment he had? Can you express to me what he has said to you? I am very worried about him.’’ ‘’ I am not allowed to share any information from my evaluations to anyone. However I can tell you that he is willing to explain to me the distress Thanos caused.’’ Maddison made a pause to study Thor’s face and see an expression of relief. ‘’ About you on the other hand I believe you need to comprehend that you did nothing wrong. It wasn’t your fault. You had on way of knowing he survived the fall and that he was calling out to you during that time. I expect you to understand it as well and if I am needed my office is right there.’’ And without waiting to hear a respond he left for her

"I'm sorry that was odd. Thank you." The form said looking over at Thor as it walked towards the group. I then started to develop a yellow cape like Thor's. "Thor, you helped create this?" Steve asked. "I've had a vision. A whirlpool that sucks in all hope of life and at its center it's that,"Thor said pointing at the Infinity Stone that was in the human forms forehead location. "What? The gem?" Bruce asked. "Its the mind stone. It's one of the six infinity stones. The greatest power in the universe. Unparalleled in its destructive capabilities." Thor replied and Steve spoke up and said "Then why would you bring.." Thor cut him off by saying "If Stark is right." Then Bruce cut Thor off as well by saying, "Oh its definitely the end dimes." "The avengers can not defeat Ultron." Thor continued. "Not alone." The form said. "Why does your vision sound like Jarvis?" Steve asked. "We configured Jarvis' matrix to create something new." Tony replied. "I think I've had my fill of new." Steve said. "You think I'm a child of Ultron." The form said. "You're not?" Steve replied. "I'm not

Coulson took the piece of paper and clicked his pen in a daze. He signed the designs, looking like he would’ve fallen off the bed entirely if Growlithe weren’t there to keep him up, and Tony took out his phone and was doing something with it that Steve was pretty sure meant he was recording all this, somehow.

The film highlights the fact that “a primitive culture like the Vikings might have worshipped them as deities,” to give credit to Thor’s odd behavior around the 21st century humans (Thor). Rather than an all powerful god, as depicted in the myths, Thor is a superhumanoid from another universe. Thor, Loki, and the other Asgardians are depicted in this way because over time Thor was changed from a pagan symbol into a Christian one. In the conversion of Northern Europe, Thor and his hammer were often morphed into Christ and his cross in an attempt to make the change in religions easier (Arnold, 64). In the comics and subsequent films and TV series, Thor is further removed from the pagan religion by being turned into a superhero. Loki, too, is removed from the religion by being made into a villain the hero must fight to prove himself worthy. He is distanced from his odd, ambiguously evil characteristics, and subsequently Loki is labeled as a villain who “inspires both anger and genuine pity” (Anonymous). Loki’s motivations in the film come from an internal struggle of acceptance, rather than just a chaotic

It was a bright and cheery morning. The tint radiating from thIt was a beautiful August morning. The sun was brightly shining on my sunglasses while my mother drove the U-haul truck to a warehouse in Santa Ana, California. As my mother drove down the streets of Santa Ana, I looked out the window and began to realize that the mixture of people was no longer a mixture; there was only white.

“They’re like a pack of drunk merchants. They haven’t found anybody, even when the system was running.” Lukas leaned over the table and sighed. “I swear that the training program was reprogramming itself when the whole of the team took the test.”