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cos of that one comic where Thor says his hammer controls anti-matter particles. no actual science was harmed in the making of this ficThor dreaded movie nights. He did not care much for his Starkphone, and he kept a respectable distance from his laptop. Humans had a strange aversion to touching their world. For such a plain and dusty realm, they put as much glass between it and them as possible, preferring instead to live in a virtual realm of imagination. It was one Thor had trouble walking. Movie nights were as tedious as the bookwork of his youth, exercises in reading the strange language of film, where the appearance of a building magically transported one inside it, and a man looking at an object was rarely indicated by having the man interact with the object, but instead supposed to be inferred from a series of symbolic head tilts. A television was a dominating tyrant, a Bifrost for the mind, appearing to take you far but never allowing you to touch ( ... )
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‘With a hammer,’ Natasha added. ‘And apparently in epic verse.’
Oh Anon, you're lovely. ♥
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‘With a hammer,’ Natasha added. ‘And apparently in epic verse.’
Those lines deserve an award!
Also, I love the ending:
Thor really wished he’d stuck with movie night.
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Great story!
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‘With a hammer,’ Natasha added. ‘And apparently in epic verse.’
I'll third the two who complimented this; I cracked up laughing at it. Good work!
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