[ SECRET POST #3891 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3891 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I've never understood why the 'one god' line seems to be the one people take super seriously from steve when they're criticizing whedon's writing

like, the dude is catholic, and Thor does dress silly. I think maybe a lot of people whose main exposure to christianity is american evangelical protestantism have a kneejerk assumption that it's gonna be mean/straightlaced/conservative or whatever? but nothing about that line read as mean to me, like. Natasha isn't a worshipper of Thor, he wasn't getting in her face about getting religion wrong!!!! he was saying that Thor might be powerful, but he's also a guy in a funky cape, and steve's not scared of him, and they're gonna get through whatever nonsense is going on. And saying that in a quick joke seems to me a perfectly IC way to try and give a little tension-breaking encouragement/hopefulness to a fellow soldier, which is basically his relationship to Nat at that point.

like, the language thing in Ultron fucks me up, because it makes steve sound like he's a mormon pastor from the 50s instead of a catholic soldier from the 30s and 40s, it's just weird and straightlaced and puritanical and completely wrong

but the one god line I actually liked, and I'm as atheist as they come

[(Anonymous)]

Steve is Protestant, actually, per the comics.

[(Anonymous)]

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Also, if you think the writer's "one God" quip was informed by Steve's 30s mentality and not more by Fundamentalist attitudes, then I refer you to Thor's "he's adopted" joke where apparently an Asgardian is making Midgardian references.