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Currently obsessed with miraculous ladybug, voltron, supernatural, marvel stuff, DC stuff, musicals hamilton, dear evan hansen, newsies and heathers, any books by marie lu, and many more things

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So the more I think about it the more I grow to love Loki’s line at the beginning of infinity wars, “The sun will shine on us again.”  At first glance you’re probably just like, yeah, that means things might get better for them and yeah, hope is what its implying, but in a bigger way.  At the end of the movie (and I don’t remember the exact lines) but Thanos is asked what he is going to do for, like the rest of eternity (i think) and he says that he will watch the sunset and that is what he is doing at the end of the movie, watching the sunset.  Loki’s quote is there to say that the sun will rise from the sunset that Thanos is watching.  Thanos will be defeated.  That’s what this quote means, i think.  It’s showing hope in saying that the sun will rise again.

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Avengers 4 Theory

I was thinking more about a) the comparison  I made in my previous post between Thanos and Wanda, b) why the writers would make Wanda go through something so brutal, c) why the writers would leave it open for people to say that Thanos did truly love Gamora despite being her abuser/murderer, and d) why Doctor Strange gave up the Time Gem, and I realized: THEY MIGHT BE PULLING A “HARRY POTTER WITH THE ELDER WAND.”

Thanos was told he had to sacrifice that which he loved most to gain access to the Soul Gem. But what if it’s bigger than that? What if, in order to become the True Master of any Infinity Stone, there must be a sacrifice of true love? What if, before the end of Infinity War, the Avengers/Guardians were already the True Masters?

At the beginning of Infinity War, Thanos already has the Power Gem. But before that, in Guardians of the Galaxy, Groot sacrifices himself out of love for the other Guardians while in the presence of the Power Gem. That makes Groot the True Master of the Power Gem.

Before Thanos takes the Space Gem, Loki sacrifices the Space Gem out of love for Thor. That makes Loki the True Master of the Power Gem.

Thanos already had the Reality Gem, and it was unsuccessful, but Peter Quill attempts to sacrifice that which he loves most, Gamora, with her permission, in the presence of the Reality Gem. I believe that makes Peter Quill the True Master of the Reality Gem.

Before Thanos takes the Soul Gem, Gamora sacrifices the location of the Soul Gem, and ultimately, her own life, out of love for Nebula. That makes Gamora the True Master of the Soul Gem.

Before Thanos takes the Time Gem, Stephen Strange sacrifices the Time Gem in order to save Tony, I assume because he forsaw this truth. I don’t believe Stephen truly loves Tony. But Stephen also sacrificed that which he did love most: his duty to protect the Time Gem. That makes Stephen Strange the True Master of the Time Gem.

Before Thanos takes the Mind Gem, Wanda Maximoff sacrifices that which she loves most, Vision, with his permission, in order to destroy the Mind Gem. That makes Wanda Maximoff the True Master of the Mind Gem. As seen in my previous post, Vision giving his permission is vital for it to count as true love, just like Gamora with Peter Quill, and as opposed to Gamora with Thanos.

All of these True Masters are currently dead, so I don’t know how exactly this would come into play, but I think that it might!

(Note: The True Masters are evenly split, three and three, between the Guardians of the Galaxy and the Avengers & Co. The Masters from the Avengers–Loki, Stephen Strange, and Wanda Maximoff–are the three “magic users” of the MCU. Additionally, the two Masters whose true love was romantic in nature–Peter Quill and Wanda–both sacrificed the one they loved in becoming Masters. Does any of that mean anything? IDK, fam.)

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Ok, I absolutely love this.  We need fan art for this where each of those specific characters are, like, glowing or something with the color of their stone.  Or them holding or using the stones or something.  I don’t know exactly what, but we need this fan art

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Crazy Infinity War theory - spoilers alert

Alright guys I just came out of Infinity War and I have a theory. Hear me out.

TL;DR: Thanos created an alternate reality where none of the deceased characters ever existed. Captain Marvel is the only one who’ll know what’s going on because one of her powers is cosmic awareness. Ant-Man is gonna help save the day. Dr. Strange knew all this and that’s why he sacrificed the stone.

We see butterflies at two points in the movie. One is when Dr. Strange creates a small explosion of blue-green ones.

But more importantly, there’s a scene where as a character (Banner, if I’m not mistaken) is hurtling through the earth’s atmosphere and he sees something very strange. An orange and black butterfly.

And my mind immediately went to the butterfly effect. For those of you don’t know, the butterfly effect is a theory, often cited in science fiction, which talks about how everything affects everything else. Small initial differences lead to large unforseen consequences. A butterfly flaps it wings, causes a wind which grows in strength till it forms a hurricane, which kills thousands.

Can a butterfly really do that? Maybe not. But the point is, it’s a metaphor and a crucial part of the chaos theory (not really relevant for now).

And I have no doubt that this is what the directors intended to reference, because a butterfly drawn next to the earth, so it appears to be a powerful force, is a very common way of illustrating this.

And the butterfly effect is most applied to time travel. Change a small thing in the past and the future is completely different.

Now why am I citing this? Why would they put that into the movie?

Well, as you hear very often in the movie, Thanos wants the Infinity Stones to wipe out half the universe from all existence.

Now, all existence is a very interesting phrase. Because “all” means everything. Three dimensions of space and one dimension of time are what constitute existence. Which means that when half these characters die, they never even existed in the alternate reality. And this makes a whole lot of sense.

“What did it cost you?” Gamora says. “Everything” Thanos replies. And I’m pretty sure he doesn’t just mean the fact that he lost Gamora. Because Gamora is one person and she can’t possibly be Thanos’ everything, because then he would have been satisfied with just her and he wouldn’t have sought the Infinity Stones. No, what it cost Thanos was everything - reality and time as he knew it.

“What did you do” Thor tells Thanos. But if you notice, it wasn’t curiosity or wonder. It was a tone of shock, like oh nononono this is not happening. Thor wouldn’t be shocked exactly if Thanos wiped out half the universe, he went into this knowing that might happen. He seems to be shocked at something else.

“I hope they remember you” Thanos tells Iron Man. Of course surviving humanity would remember arguably the most famous avenger! What’s there to hope about it? But no, I don’t think the directors would put in lines like these for nothing. This is a very enigmatic line, and it definitely supports this theory. Because he says how he admires Tony Stark. And he genuinely sounds regretful, as though there’s a possibility that they may not remember him. And they may not remember him in the alternate timeline because who knows what’s going to go on there?

The alternate timeline is what the illustration of the butterfly effect alludes to. If Bucky Barnes never existed, Steve Rogers may not have had an initiative to enlist, and he may never have become Captain America, Redskull would have succeeded and the Nazis would have one. Helmut Zemo wouldn’t have been able to divide the Avengers. Nick Fury wouldn’t have been around to create the Avengers. Star-Lord wouldn’t have been around to stop Ego. Ronan, if he wasn’t part of this half, would have gotten the power stone and possibly succeeded in turning on Thanos. T'Challa wouldn’t have stopped Killmoger. And this isn’t even counting all the other half-the-universe people who have been wiped out.

So where does Captain Marvel come in? Because we definitely know she’s going to save the day, that’s why Nick Fury contacted her and that’s why they’re going to introduce her just before part two.

But why her, specifically? Why introduce her now of all times when she could have saved the world so many times before?

The only possible answer is that this war can only be one with her help. She is the last resort, the only option.

Let’s go over her abilities. Superhuman strength/speed/energy and flight. But that’s all vanilla and common enough. What is relevant to us is her power of cosmic awareness.

The superpower wiki defines cosmic awareness as “power to be aware of anything that affects the user on a universal scale.” And cosmic awareness as far as we know is unique to her, meaning that that’s what makes her special and relevant. Which means that the movie is going to need her to be aware of something universal.

That means that Captain Marvel is quite possibly going to be the only one who can realize the full extent of these repercussions. She’s the one who’ll realize that something is definitely wrong, and that means it’ll be her job to track down the relevant people to help fix this wrong.

Now, we’ve been told that if we don’t get enough of someone in this movie, we’ll probably see them more in the next.

Ant-Man and Hawkeye. We haven’t seen them at all, so they’re going to have a hell of a lot of screen time in part two.

Now here’s what I read online when I was researching background for this theory: “Other authors suggest that the butterfly effect can be observed in quantum systems. Karkuszewski et al. consider the time evolution of quantum systems which have slightly different Hamiltonians. They investigate the level of sensitivity of quantum systems to small changes in their given Hamiltonians.[27] Poulin et al. presented a quantum algorithm to measure fidelity decay, which "measures the rate at which identical initial states diverge when subjected to slightly different dynamics”. They consider fidelity decay to be “the closest quantum analog to the (purely classical) butterfly effect”.“

Put simply, quantum systems are the purest version of the butterfly effect.

Who has the power to access the quantum world?

That’s right. Ant-Man.

I’ve already established that Ant-Man, along with Hawkeye are going to have a lot of screen time, so they’re obviously going to be doing something very useful. Useful such as accessing the quantum realm, changing things there to help right the universe to the original timeline?

Quantum systems are also very relevant to awareness, but not in the same way as Captain Marvel. By going into the quantum system, Ant-Man can essentially enter a pocket universe. And being present in the quantum universe means that he’s aware on as infinitely small à scale as Captain Marvel is aware on an infinitely large scale. Together, they have the tools they need.

Moreover, why did the directors have Dr. Strange surrender the Time Stone? He specifically said that he would protect the stone if it ment letting Tony and Peter die, yet he saved Tony’s life. People have already surmised that it was the way to achieve that 1/14000605 outcome they needed. But Time? Is that possibly relevant to the theory I’ve mentioned so far?

What if he created smuggled time loop before he handed it to Thanos? In doing so he might be pulling something similar to what he did with Dormammu. Have Thanos relive this over and over again, experience this suffering over and over again. He already confessed to Gamora that this venture cost him "everything”. If my theory is right then he meant reality as he knew it. How many times do you think he can stand to lose everything before he snaps and gives in? Of course, Thanos could always use the Time Stine to escape the loop himself. But to realize that he would have had to relive this at least once. And based on what Mantis said about the depth of his anguish that could be one time too many. Also… The Infinity Gauntlet is kind of destroyed.

TL;DR: Thanos created an alternate reality where none of the deceased characters ever existed. Captain Marvel is the only one who’ll know what’s going on because one of her powers is cosmic awareness. Ant-Man is gonna help save the day. Dr. Strange knew all this and that’s why he sacrificed the stone, creating a time loop so Thanos would have to relive losing everything.

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Amazing theory!  The time loop aspect of this would tie in perfectly to the fact the the title of the movie is “Infinity War.”  The war would be going on in a time loop for infinity.  (Yes, I understand that “infinity” could just be about the infinity stones but I think that it has a different, deeper meaning as well)

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To be completely honest, I understand why students should be required to take classes in all sorts of different subjects.  They need to get a small taste of everything to see what they like and do need to learn a little bit of everything.  What I don’t understand is why after taking one or two courses of some subject and hating it, most of the time, students are not allowed to stop taking courses for that subject.  Like, I don’t exactly plan on going into a field that makes me cry every time I have to do a project in school that has to do with it.  To add to this problem is when the classes that make me want to cry get in the way of the classes that I think I might actually want to do something with in my life.  I understand a little, but some of this is too much.

The school system is so messed up

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Miraculous Symbols + Theories

Ok, so by now we all know that Ladybug represents luck and creating with Chat Noir being the opposite as bad luck and destruction. So I started thinking about the other miraculous and the animals that go with them.

So from the Volpina episode we know that she was trickery which perfectly matches how foxes are often portrayed in folktale. They always are a trickster character. This makes me think that Alya will be very similar with this miraculous and could also possibly have the power to show trickery like Volpina did along with her other powers.

We don't know much about Master Fu's miraculous. Based off of how turtles are often portrayed in the sense of "slow and steady wins the race," we could possibly assume that he is the character who is the one who steps back and watches for the perfect moment to strike, and then strikes big. This matches Master Fu's character because he is the old and wise guardian of the miraculous and their holders. I'm interested to see the development of this hero and how it is portrayed with Nino in the future.

Hawkmoth. So we know that although hawkmoth's character is the main villain in this case, his miraculous was intended to be used to give people superpowers temporarily. This character, either as evil or good, wants to make a small change in the world that can lead to a much larger impact on the world. By creating the superhero or supervillian he makes a small change but he wants that to lead to a bigger change of, in this case, him receiving the miracoulouses of ladybug and Chat Noir. This represents the butterfly effect.

So we know almost nothing about the peacock miraculous at this point. Based off of the peacock, my theory is that this character will actually be one to use her beauty (which is something adrien's mom defidently has as mentioned a few times) ti deceive others into doing stuff for them and protecting them and helping them. This would make for a very deceptive and kinda semievil superhero, but is has a lot of potential. My working theory with this is that Mrs. Agreste used her beauty in real life to seduce Gabriel and now he really wants to protect her and save her. The miraculous was given to her because she did this in real life and master Fu hoped that she could used this to help others as a superhero as well. She only used this ability for herself and that was the one mistake that Master Fu made.

I currently have no theory on Queen Bee

Sorry for the long post but this could actually make a lot of sense.

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Superwholock?

Don't you mean Natural Doctor Sher?

Johnlock, never heard of it.

But sherwatson, that's the real thing.

Drarry? Who the hell is that?

I ship Haco.

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OTP Prompt

Person A bakes whenever they get really stressed and always ends up bringing whatever they made in to school or work the next day to share. Person B loves when this happens because it means they get free food and Person A is amazing at baking until Person B realizes why Person A is always baking. Once Person B knows this he jokes around with Person A to see if they are stressed because they want more food but at the same time they also get really concerned for Person A whenever they bake.

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I've got a bad feeling about this except I don't know what "this" is. I kinda just have a bad feeling about everything and feel like everything is a trap. Why is everything a trap? Surprise! It's because I have anxiety. When given the choice to do or do not I do not because there is not try, I cannot try.

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Oh the weather outside is frightful

And my grades are not delightful

Since we've no time to sleep

We just weep, we just weep, we just weep

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Pro Tip: Don’t procrastinate on your next assignment and finish it before the night before so that on the night before you sit back and relax and watch all the other people who procrastinated suffer.  It may be painful to not procrastinate at the time but its worth it in the long run