Emotional Sequence

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So Thor is grumpy, but in love all the same. So he goes to discuss it with Heimdall, the guardian (and black viking) of the Bifrost who can see the whole universe, but even though Heimdall keeps repeating "  You're annoying me, Thor, I'm trying to work here, " Thor hangs on. Thor continues. Thor is annoying. Thor is annoying his world, in short, Thor is shitting (there, that was the "  rotten pun  " point you were shamefully waiting for, we can move on).

Odin explains to Thor how babies are made. "So you see, the dad puts his longship in the mom's Frankish monastery, and then..."
While our two thieves are chatting, let's go see what's going on on Earth.

Because Jane Foster is fine, thank you very much. Since Thor hasn't been back to see her since the events of the first film, two years ago, she's decided to start flirting again (for two years now that she's been keeping to herself as a good, kind heroine, I think she's been on the verge of spontaneous combustion every day), and is therefore on a date in London with one buy phone number list of the actors from The IT Crowd.  While he's talking to her about subjects like nothingness or nothingness, he senses that the beauty isn't very focused and is still sighing about her space Viking ex. But then, right in the middle of the date, Darcy, Jane's assistant, arrives with a mysterious device in hand: she's just detected strange signals, the same ones that were picked up just before Thor's first appearance! Come on, Jane, you have to move: your vow of chastity is coming to an end!

Not a minute to lose: Jane leaves her date behind and heads straight with her assistant to the source of the signals, namely an old London factory (but where people still store brand new trucks, don't ask me why), where some children have also sensed that something strange is going on. Indeed, there, containers weighing several tons have mysteriously piled up, probably during a game of galactic Jenga, but that's not all! A truck has also started floating in the air, and now even the children can push it in all directions without encountering any resistance. Jane thinks that with this, she could finally manage to park, but the highlight of the show is even better:

It's...a dimensional door!

Invisible, but very present, you just have to throw an object at it for it to disappear and reappear through another door located elsewhere in the building. Okay, sometimes it doesn't reappear, but hey, it's still fun.