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Hank Pym spent a whole movie explaining that shrinking keeps your full human mass, but Scott Lang is out here parkouring on a burning No. 2 pencil like a 190-pound man wouldn't snap that wood in half
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This scene genuinely had me questioning everything I was seeing. Season 4 of AOT feels like one massive fever dream. You finish an episode and need a week off just to process what the hell you watched.
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Season 4 of AOT was genuinely a different kind of psychological warfare. Every episode left you questioning what you knew, who you trusted, and what the hell was even happening.
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The tragedy of Eren Yeager is that the boy who once dreamed of freedom ultimately became the very thing that took it away from everyone else.
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Antinous, what a guy!
First larper in recorded history
He is also Highly skilled at announcing new loot drops #odyssey
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The Fremen sit on the one planet that makes the most valuable substance in the universe, and smugglers sell to anyone with spice. Yet they fight with knives and stolen guns while the Sardaukar have the best weapons in the galaxy. Why don't they have better technology?
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The ultimate defender and protector of women, so much so that every woman he interacted with ended up hurt or betrayed. But sure, Heโs the best man alive.
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Renly had zero claim. And he knew it. That is what makes his story so tragic.
By every law in Westeros, Stannis was the rightful heir after Robert died. Robert had no trueborn sonsโJoffrey, Myrcella, and Tommen were Jaime Lannisterโs bastards. The throne belonged strictly to the next oldest Baratheon brother: Stannis.
Renly was the younger brother. He was fourth in line at best. He had no legal right to sit on the Iron Throne.
So why did he think he could take it?
Because Renly understood the cold truth Stannis refused to see: In Westeros, law doesnโt make you king. Armies do.
Renly built an unstoppable coalition:
100,000 swords behind his banner.
House Tyrell, bringing the endless food and wealth of Highgarden.
The Stormlands, uniting the martial strength of the east.
The love of the people, fueled by his charisma, charm, and youth.
Stannis, by contrast, had 5,000 men, a red priestess, and a personality that alienated every potential ally. Stannis had the law, but nobody liked him. Renly had no right, but everybody wanted him.
As Renly bluntly put it: "Do you think your brother's claim or your own gives you the right to rule? Might makes right in this world."
He believed power was a popularity contestโand if enough lords named him king, the crown was his. He was almost right. Had he moved faster, he likely would have seized Kingโs Landing before Stannis even set sail.
His fatal mistake was rejecting Stannis's ultimatum.
Stannis offered a generous compromise:
1. Bend the knee.
2. Be named heir to the Iron Throne (since Stannis had no sons).
3. Keep Storm's End and sit on the Small Council.
Renly mocked him. Overconfident in his 100,000 men, he assumed Stannis was powerless. He forgot that Stannis possessed a weapon no army could block: Melisandre and her shadow magic. One tent, one shadow, and the King with the largest army in Westeros was dead before the sun rose.
The Tragic Bottom Line:
Renly and Stannis together would have crushed the Lannisters in a week. Renly had the army; Stannis had the claim. United, they were unstoppable. But Renlyโs ambition and Stannisโs unbending pride destroyed them both.
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The reason Doctor Doom went after the Earth-616 Wanda, a Scarlet Witch everyone believes is DEAD, instead of any of her countless variants across the multiverse might be much more calculated than we think.
There are three reasons why I believe he specifically needs HER.
1๏ธโฃ POWER: Other universes have Wanda Maximoffs, but Earth-616 has the Scarlet Witch of prophecy. The one whose connection to Chaos Magic and the Darkhold makes her an entirely different kind of threat. She's also the Wanda who destroyed every copy of the Darkhold across the multiverse.
2๏ธโฃ VULNERABILITY: After Mount Wundagore, Wanda is presumed dead, and there's a possibility she has lost her memories. If Marvel borrows from Avengers: The Children's Crusade, Doom could be dealing with a Wanda who doesn't even fully remember who she is. Imagine the possibilities.
3๏ธโฃ LEVERAGE: This Wanda has something no other variant can simply replicate: her history with Vision, her children Billy and Tommy, and her connections to the Avengers. Doom could exploit those relationships in ways that make her far more useful than another powerful variant.
And here's what makes this particularly interesting: What if Doom didn't choose Earth-616 Wanda because she's the most powerful version of the Scarlet Witch, but because she's the only one who possesses exactly what he needs to achieve his ultimate goal?
Doom doesn't make moves without a reason.
The biggest test for Avengers: Doomsday is whether Marvel remembers that Doctor Doom should never be defeated by someone punching harder than him.
โEven this cheesy 2005 movie understood the assignment: the Fantastic Four couldn't overpower him, so they had to bait his god complex, hold him in place, and outsmart him using basic physics.
If Doomsday ends with the Avengers beating Robert Downey Jr. in a generic CGI laser clash instead of weaponizing his own ego against him, they completely missed the point of the character
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Popular opinion I love Katniss Everdeen in the hunger games, but I still ask myself. Why did the author kill off Finnick?
