Cultural Crossovers #4: Thor

Y’all know how this goes by this point in the series, so let’s get right into it…

• I love the smell of science in the evening.
• Ooh, Asgard is shiny! And flat! When did they start filming in our neck of the woods? (Seriously, feels familiar.)
• Oh, that’s what it is. (See previous entry in this series.)
• Impetuous, aren’t you, Thor? Good quality in an adventurer. Less so in a statesman.
• I refer you to the Things You Are Not Allowed To Do List in re appropriate answers to “are you a god?”, lightning or no lightning.
• Okay, when we invent translocation, and in particular interstellar translocation, it needs to look that awesome.
• Yeah, definitely rocking that adventurer attitude.
• …loving the cloak that stays clean even when you fly right through something’s head.
•  You go, science team! Pursue that evidence!
• Well, that’s quite the fuck-you to inertia.
• Yeah, mortality kind of sucks, doesn’t it?
• …Odinsleep really does look kind of like a healing vat.
• A lot of smarts in that hammer. (Meanwhile, someone from the Eye-in-the-Flame Inadvisable Research department is on to their second notepad, over in the corner.)
• Ah, yes, magic and technology. Good answer, Jane.
• Loki, you treacherous weasel! Throne and family in one go, and you still thought Mjolnir might accept you? (Good hammer.)
• Now that was some magnificent bullshit, Dr. Selvig. Shame Coulson bought exactly none of it.
• Also, kudos for the attempt to keep up with a godly liver.
• Ah, so Yggdrasil would be this tech’s version of a stargate constellation.
• Man, Heimdall is good.
• You might want to specify something a little less general than “Destroy everything” to your robot weapons system. Just sayin’.
• This is a terrible plan. Noble, but terrible.
• Yes, actually, that is your god.
• …ooh, a double betrayal. That would have been a good plan if you could have kept Thor off the board. At least until Odin woke back up.
• The many uses of an inertialful hammer.
• Even the Imperial audience would have to feel a mite sorry for Loki in the end, being that cracked in the brain-pan. Not that that would count for a whole lot of mercy, but it might get him some clemency.
• Necessity is, as ever, a bitch. Still, one presumes that having built one once, they can always build another.
• Now that’s an ominous-looking glowy cube. Hey, don’t we have one of those in [REDACTED]?

As for overall: you don’t need to do anything. This one works perfectly.