The Memories Swirl As I Try To Sort Out What Is True And What Is False. What Series Of Events Led Me

My favorite Ragnarok headcanon is that the entire movie is a story Thor is telling the audience. That’s why it opens with a monologue, that’s also the reason of the sudden tone shift into comedy and that’s why despite all the horrible things that happen, it’s so endlessly optimistic. The real events that transpired were probably very similar, just much, much darker. 

Dipper wanted adventure, mystery and true friends 

And he got it :) 

Mabel wanted a boy who would love her and never leave her behind 

And she got it :)

Soos wanted to become Mr. Mystery 

And he got it :) 

Wendy wanted some excitement/action in her summer 

And she got it :) 

Pacifica wanted to not be like her family 

And she got it :)

Gideon, towards the end, wanted to become a better person 

And he got it :) 

Robbie wanted a girl who’d love him 

And he got it :) 

McGucket wanted to be good/useful to somebody 

And he got it :)

Ford wanted somebody to go on adventures with him

And he got it :)

And finally, Stan wanted to accomplish something great 

And he got it :)

And as you can all see, the Bill Cipher wheel characters had all gotten what they wanted :*)

Frase hecha x mi toda rara pero me vale😝

Edit

“I wrap my arms around his neck, feel his arms hesitate before they embrace me. Not as steady as they once were, but still warm and strong. A thousand moments surge through me. All the times these arms were my only refuge from the world.”

La frase no es mía

The thing about all the loss Thor has endured, while in itself is excruciating, is that it all happened so violently, apart from Odin. His mother was run through with a sword, his friends were killed by Hela, his hammer was shattered into pieces, his eye was ripped out, his home utterly destroyed, his people slaughtered in front of him, and he had to watch, helpless, as both Heimdall and Loki were ruthlessly murdered by Thanos. Even his hair was taken by force. But he still shows up in Wakanda, badass and full of fury and armed with a new weapon he literally killed himself in order to make.

Whoever says Thor isn’t the strongest avenger is a fucking liar. 

Trust no one

Imagine this: you turn on the very first episode of the PJO series and a boy is seen running in the dark, a zoomed in shot to his feet pounding against the dirt and the camera slowly pans up to his desperate face, and a voiceover begins: “Look, I didn’t want to be a half blood. If you’re watching this because you think you might be one, my advice is: turn off the TV.” The theme song plays, clips of the main cast play, you’re literally watching your childhood come to life. All is well.