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Topic	Loki singlehandedly destroyed the MCU's worldbuilding episode 1 spoilers
Cheese_Crackers 06/11/21 4:51:46 PM #124:	daynlokki posted... I mean they have a sacred timeline. That timeline includes the avengers coming back. Any further changes to the timeline would no longer make it that sacred timeline. Theres the deviants. They dont happen a ton but thats because they dont allow the first branch to form. If they did, it gets out of hand and then timelines try to destroy other timelines. The sacred timeline is just the one who won the last multiverse war. I'm confident that most people understand the explanation given. The point is that its not satisfying narratively. It's the equivalent (literally, in the comics at least) of saying "things happened because the writers wanted them to happen". --- Though the fear of death is a common one, the fear of life is a more rational one. <cite>Cheese_Crackers posted [p:954893790] in Loki singl... [t:79503599]...</cite> <quote>daynlokki posted... </cite> <quote>I mean they have a sacred timeline. That timeline includes the avengers coming back. Any further changes to the timeline would no longer make it that sacred timeline. Theres the deviants. They dont happen a ton but thats because they dont allow the first branch to form. If they did, it gets out of hand and then timelines try to destroy other timelines. The sacred timeline is just the one who won the last multiverse war.</quote>I'm confident that most people understand the explanation given. The point is that its not satisfying narratively. It's the equivalent (literally, in the comics at least) of saying "things happened because the writers wanted them to happen". --- Though the fear of death is a common one, the fear of life is a more rational one.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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