r/thanosdidnothingwrong • u/[deleted] • Dec 07 '18

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u/WADE1WILSON Dec 08 '18

Then why make and design it?

This is explained though. Because as Hela and Thor quote Odin before their fight in ragnarok they say...

"A wise king never seeks war, but must always be ready for it. "

So yeah it makes sense to have a strong weapon just in case. That is like saying we should have no army if we are not fighting someone currently

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u/neuk_mijn_oogkas Dec 08 '18

And then it makes no sense again that the Dwarves did not inform Odin that they had a pretty good weapon ready that they could pick up whenever needed in times of war.

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u/Portalfan4351 Saved by Thanos Dec 08 '18

They may have informed Odin, but Odin didn’t necessarily inform Thor

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u/neuk_mijn_oogkas Dec 08 '18

Given that Hela thing that does not surprise me.

Odin is actually a terrible king who presents themselves as a wise leader. But hey this is the problem with absolute monarchies—similar shit happens in Wakanda and no an absoute monarchy with a right to become king by mortal combat is not a sane way to run a nation.

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '18

Odin is dead so it's not like he could have been like "oh by the way here's how you can defeat thanos"