[ SECRET POST #4109 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4109 ⌋

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Comments

[philstar22]

movie-verse!Hulk doesn't seem like a child to me personally, so I disagree with the other commenters. Especially in Ragnarok, he seemed like a normal, average intellence person, albeit a giant green one.

And I did read Valkyrie as forced and enslaved. But I can see the other interpretation. And if you don't see her as forced, then yes, she's awful and the movie ignores it. So I get why a lot of people here hate her. I just don't agree.

[(Anonymous)]

He talks and acts like at best, a four year old. He literally throws tantrums.

[philstar22]

To me, that just seems like a person who has little skill with language and therefore communicates the only way he can. He feels less child and more just below average intelligence person. I've seen plenty of adults throw tantrums. And I've never seen a toddler who can communicate concepts as complex or feel emotions as particular as Hulk.

[(Anonymous)]

The most telling scene is the one at the end where Hulk attacks Surtur. The Hulk's instinct is to smash: see giant monster, smash. Doesn't matter if it looks out of his league, or that he has no backup. Now you can argue that he does that because he wasn't aware of Thor's plan., but when Thor and Valkyrie tell him to stop, they don't explain their reasoning the way you would with an adult ally. They don't say, "Stop, we need him to kill Hela." Instead, they keep repeating 'no', in increasingly adamant tones: the way you would tell a child to stop.

[(Anonymous)]

People... Do that to adults, too, tho... Not everyone is a bastion of fucking communication...

[(Anonymous)]

When do people talk like that to adults? Only when the adult in question is mentally impaired (drunk) or has a learning disability (reduced capacity). This is the way the characters communicate to the Hulk, because this is a permanent condition for him.

[(Anonymous)]

have you seen or heard of donald trump?