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Topic	Did Thanos include ____ in the ___ (spoilers)
ElatedVenusaur 12/24/19 12:17:56 PM #6:	I think his reaction to the aftermath implies that he did: he seems to look himself over, surprised to still be whole. I think that Thanos did actually believe his quasi-egalitarian rhetoric. CyricZ posted... Although it hasn't been established in the work or by any of the writers, I have my own take. No he didn't. From a pragmatic standpoint, it's because the work wasn't done until he used the Stones to destroy the Stones so his work could never be undone. From a narrative standpoint, it's because he needs his "grateful universe". He needs to know he won. His arrogance is one of his extreme failings. This is a convincing reading for the contrary, nonetheless. <cite>ElatedVenusaur posted [p:932004066] in Did Thanos... [t:78278833]...</cite> <quote>I think his reaction to the aftermath implies that he did: he seems to look himself over, surprised to still be whole. I think that Thanos did actually believe his quasi-egalitarian rhetoric. CyricZ posted... </cite> <quote>Although it hasn't been established in the work or by any of the writers, I have my own take. No he didn't. From a pragmatic standpoint, it's because the work wasn't done until he used the Stones to destroy the Stones so his work could never be undone. From a narrative standpoint, it's because he needs his "grateful universe". He needs to know he won. His arrogance is one of his extreme failings.</quote>This is a convincing reading for the contrary, nonetheless. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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