Discussion History YMMV / ThorRagnarok

Bump. Also pointing out that Surtur says nothing about the incantation being required, just \"when my crown is reunited with the Eternal Flame\" which seems straightforward enough.

If the vault is well-protected enough that there\'s no issue, then you would think that it would be safer to keep one there and keep the other elsewhere. You only need to keep one guarded, after all. Proposed writeup:

* Surtur outright tells Thor that if his crown is united with the Eternal Flame, he will reach full power and cause Ragnarok. Fortunately, Thor defeats Surtur (though Surtur does tell Thor he cannot die, and was supposedly killed before by Odin). Thor take\'s Surtur\'s crown for safe keeping.
\'\'\'You\'d Expect\'\'\': Thor to keep the crown as far away from the Eternal Flame as possible. Odin\'s vault is hardly impregnable, and Thor is aware that the crown still has the capability to cause Ragnarok. After all, \'\'Film/ThorTheDarkWorld\'\' ends with Asgard giving away an Infinity Stone because they were concerned about keeping dangerous artifacts together.
\'\'\'Instead\'\'\': Thor has the crown kept in the vault, ensuring that if anyone want to start Ragnarok, everything they need is in one convenient location. [[spoiler: Fortunately, eventually Thor himself wants to start Ragnarok, though he had no way of knowing this when he sent the crown to the vault]].

EDIT: Don\'t know why it\'s not letting me do line breaks. Ah well, you get the point.

Bump. Also pointing out that Surtur says nothing about the incantation being required, just \"when my crown is reunited with the Eternal Flame\" which seems straightforward enough.

If the vault is well-protected enough that there\'s no issue, then you would think that it would be safer to keep one there and keep the other elsewhere. You only need to keep one guarded, after all. Proposed writeup:

** Surtur outright tells Thor that if his crown is united with the Eternal Flame, he will reach full power and cause Ragnarok. Fortunately, Thor defeats Surtur (though Surtur does tell Thor he cannot die, and was supposedly killed before by Odin). Thor take\'s Surtur\'s crown for safe keeping.\\
\'\'\'You\'d Expect\'\'\': Thor to keep the crown as far away from the Eternal Flame as possible. Odin\'s vault is hardly impregnable, and Thor is aware that the crown still has the capability to cause Ragnarok. After all, \'\'Film/ThorTheDarkWorld\'\' ends with Asgard giving away an Infinity Stone because they were concerned about keeping dangerous artifacts together.\\
\'\'\'Instead\'\'\': Thor has the crown kept in the vault, ensuring that if anyone want to start Ragnarok, everything they need is in one convenient location. [[spoiler: Fortunately, eventually Thor himself wants to start Ragnarok, though he had no way of knowing this when he sent the crown to the vault]].

EDIT: Don\'t know why it\'s not letting me do line breaks. Ah well, you get the point.

Bump. Also pointing out that Surtur says nothing about the incantation being required, just \"when my crown is reunited with the Eternal Flame\" which seems straightforward enough.

If the vault is well-protected enough that there\'s no issue, then you would think that it would be safer to keep one there and keep the other elsewhere. You only need to keep one guarded, after all. Proposed writeup:

** Surtur outright tells Thor that if his crown is united with the Eternal Flame, he will reach full power and cause Ragnarok. Fortunately, Thor defeats Surtur (though Surtur does tell Thor he cannot die, and was supposedly killed before by Odin). Thor take\'s Surtur\'s crown for safe keeping.\\\\
\'\'\'You\'d Expect\'\'\': Thor to keep the crown as far away from the Eternal Flame as possible. Odin\'s vault is hardly impregnable, and Thor is aware that the crown still has the capability to cause Ragnarok. After all, \'\'Film/ThorTheDarkWorld\'\' ends with Asgard giving away an Infinity Stone because they were concerned about keeping dangerous artifacts together.\\\\
\'\'\'Instead\'\'\': Thor has the crown kept in the vault. It gets used to start Ragnarok, though [[spoiler: this is for the best]].

EDIT: Don\'t know why it\'s not letting me do line breaks. Ah well, you get the point.

Bump. Also pointing out that Surtur says nothing about the incantation being required, just \"when my crown is reunited with the Eternal Flame\" which seems straightforward enough.

If the vault is well-protected enough that there\'s no issue, then you would think that it would be safer to keep one there and keep the other elsewhere. You only need to keep one guarded, after all. Proposed writeup:

** Surtur outright tells Thor that if his crown is united with the Eternal Flame, he will reach full power and cause Ragnarok. Fortunately, Thor defeats Surtur (though Surtur does tell Thor he cannot die, and was supposedly killed before by Odin). Thor take\'s Surtur\'s crown for safe keeping.\\
\'\'\'You\'d Expect\'\'\': Thor to keep the crown as far away from the Eternal Flame as possible. Odin\'s vault is hardly impregnable, and Thor is aware that the crown still has the capability to cause Ragnarok. After all, \'\'Film/ThorTheDarkWorld\'\' ends with Asgard giving away an Infinity Stone because they were concerned about keeping dangerous artifacts together.\\

EDIT: Don\'t know why it\'s not letting me do line breaks. Ah well, you get the point.
\'\'\'Instead\'\'\': Thor has the crown kept in the vault. It gets used to start Ragnarok, though [[spoiler: this is for the best]].

Bump. Also pointing out that Surtur says nothing about the incantation being required, just \"when my crown is reunited with the Eternal Flame\" which seems straightforward enough.

If the vault is well-protected enough that there\'s no issue, then you would think that it would be safer to keep one there and keep the other elsewhere. You only need to keep one guarded, after all. Proposed writeup:

** Surtur outright tells Thor that if his crown is united with the Eternal Flame, he will reach full power and cause Ragnarok. Fortunately, Thor defeats Surtur (though Surtur does tell Thor he cannot die, and was supposedly killed before by Odin). Thor take\'s Surtur\'s crown for safe keeping.\\\\
\'\'\'You\'d Expect\'\'\': Thor to keep the crown as far away from the Eternal Flame as possible. Odin\'s vault is hardly impregnable, and Thor is aware that the crown still has the capability to cause Ragnarok. After all, \'\'Film/ThorTheDarkWorld\'\' ends with Asgard giving away an Infinity Stone because they were concerned about keeping dangerous artifacts together.\\\\
\'\'\'Instead\'\'\': Thor has the crown kept in the vault. It gets used to start Ragnarok, though [[spoiler: this is for the best]].

Bump. Also pointing out that Surtur says nothing about the incantation being required, just \"when my crown is reunited with the Eternal Flame\" which seems straightforward enough.

If the vault is well-protected enough that there\'s no issue, then you would think that it would be safer to keep one there and keep the other elsewhere. You only need to keep one guarded, after all. Proposed writeup:

** Surtur outright tells Thor that if his crown is united with the Eternal Flame, he will reach full power and cause Ragnarok. Fortunately, Thor defeats Surtur (though Surtur does tell Thor he cannot die, and was supposedly killed before by Odin). Thor take\'s Surtur\'s crown for safe keeping. \\\\
\'\'\'You\'d Expect\'\'\': Thor to keep the crown as far away from the Eternal Flame as possible. Odin\'s vault is hardly impregnable, and Thor is aware that the crown still has the capability to cause Ragnarok. After all, \'\'Film/ThorTheDarkWorld\'\' ends with Asgard giving away an Infinity Stone because they were concerned about keeping dangerous artifacts together. \\\\
\'\'\'Instead\'\'\': Thor has the crown kept in the vault. It gets used to start Ragnarok, though [[spoiler: this is for the best]].