Thor's Journey and Challenges

The transcript follows Thor as he navigates his responsibilities, emotions, and identity. Odin asks Thor to swear an oath to preserve peace and cast aside selfish ambitions. Thor grapples with feelings of loss and guilt over his family's fate and his own failures. He reflects on his motivations and identity, ultimately preparing to confront Thanos. Throughout, Thor seeks to understand who he truly is, beyond expectations, and embraces his path of self-discovery.

What does Thor swear to preserve?

• His power

• The peace

• His family

• The throne

What emotions does Thor struggle with in the second section?

• Loss and guilt

• Joy and excitement

• Fear and anxiety

• Pride and arrogance

Who does Thor mention as being killed by a Dark Elf?

• His father

• His best friend

• His mother

• His sister

What motivates Thor despite his fears?

• Hope and faith

• Rage and vengeance

• Love and compassion

• Wisdom and knowledge

What is the measure of a hero according to the fourth section?

• Their ability to lead

• Their success at being true to themselves

• Their wealth

• Their strength

What does Thor realize about his strength compared to others?

• He is weaker

• He is invincible

• He is stronger

• He is equal

What does Thor confront in the final section?

• His past

• His enemies

• His unworthiness

• His destiny

What does Thor resolve to do for his father?

• Defeat Thanos

• Find a new path

• Make him proud

• Reclaim the throne

What does Thor acknowledge about fate?

• It is unpredictable

• It keeps him alive

• It is cruel

• It is kind

What does Thor decide about his identity?

• To be who he is supposed to be

• To be who he truly is

• To follow his father's path

• To become a king