[ SECRET POST #4109 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4109 ⌋

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Comments

[soldatsasha]

I see where you're coming from but imo that doesn't really fit what we're shown in the film regarding the way Sakaar works or how Valkyrie feels about the situation herself.

Sakaar is an entire metropolis full of people that seems to work just like any other city. They aren't all slaves to the Grandmaster. And just because Valkyrie doesn't like the Grandmaster and the Grandmaster is a creepy perv towards everyone, that doesn't mean she's a slave herself or being forced to work with him.

I'm pretty sure we're just supposed to think of her as a morally ambiguous anti-hero, much like Loki. She's a slaver who used to be a good person and can maybe become a good person again.

[philstar22]

I honestly see the Grandmaster as in more control than you do. I think Sakaar is carefully planned out. The Grandmaster wants people to control. If he had a particular role he wanted any of those ordinary people to play, they would be forced into it just like Hulk and Valkyrie were (and everyone in the arena and on his "staff"). Valkyrie is particularly gifted. He'd never have let her be just an ordinary citizen. I think the choice was death or the job he wanted her to do. Or he'd make her suffer until she said yes. Or maybe he'd put her in the arena herself if she said no.