lxrdofthunder:

god, but can you imagine when stormbreaker first flew to thor’s grasp?

thor must’ve felt for that first moment that it was mjolnir; that spark of connectivity must’ve echoed that of the weapon he had once wielded for so long. it feels almost like home. like the old days.

but then, no. he remembers that mjolnir is lost, as almost everything in his life is. his home is gone, his family is gone, and most of his people are too. the axe is imbued with the bifrost, and isn’t that just another little connection to the life he knew before hela, before thanos? there is no heimdall to guide him this time, but he knows where the fight will be.

midgard and the avengers are all he has. that, and vengeance.

and even though the axe is no mjolnir; he remembers his father’s words.

he is no god of hammers. he is the god of thunder, and the axe he wields is stormbreaker.

it will suffice, for now.

lordzuuko:

the-insomniac-writes:

Hey do you think while Tony was programming Karen he intentionally made sure that she was really encouraging and complimentary for Peter?

We know that F.R.I.D.A.Y. is pretty sarcastic and straightforward with Tony, which makes sense because then Tony has ‘someone’ to banter with, but do you think that when programming Karen he made sure that she would be kind and gentle with Peter to encourage him when he was upset or needed advice (like when he talked with Karen about Liz) and to live a positive life and have a positive figure to talk to about the Spidey life and stuff and just think of the time Tony took to not only design the suit but to program Karen to motivate Peter when he’s feeling discouraged and wow this is like my new favorite thing

Also the fact Karen goes “Good job, Peter!” right after because kids like hearing they did something right, it boosts their confidence. I love how Tony made Karen the support Peter needs when he’s alone doing his own thing because Tony couldn’t be there with him all the time.