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It has been announced that Natalie Portman will be returning in Thor 4, which has now been revealed to be titled 'Thor: Love and Thunder'. She will be taking up the role of Lady Thor and is likely to replace Chris Hemsworth as the God of Thunder.

Marvel fans, how do you feel about this?

In my opinion, Thor's story should have ended in Endgame, but if it's ending here, so be it. However, since Thor is supposed to appear in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, perhaps they'll drag it out a little longer.
If Thor needs to be replaced, so be it. By a woman? Sure. But Natalie Portman's Jane Foster? Absolutely not. Out of all the potential characters, male and female, who could replace Thor, she is the worst choice.

https://deadline.com/2019/07/thor-4-is-thor-love-and-thunder-opening-fall-2021-comic-con-1202649877/

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I wince
at the cringe
of the furries insane whinge

Its a sin
the spin
of all those 'otherkin'

I'd have a drink with Bender
until he came out as
greygender

I thought I hated that I'd never
'had a pony'
until I met
the sex fiends who call themselves
each
'brony'

Conformity was never in itself, a virtue
but it hardly has better advertisement than
in deviants
who just do it wrong.

Never:

My role models,

a civil rights leader with a dream who'd had enough
a comic who really knew his 'stuff'
a drunken Santa Claus with a heart too big for a mall
a man worth his weight in Salk
a mellow rasta who loved the birds
a poet more beast than beauty, by the Buk
a godless, amazing soul
a socialist sonnuv'a Pole
a man of capital, with a list
a man of many ventures, & no parties
a lady of song, logic, & beauty from glen to Glenn
a scientist who wraps, but was never one to beat
a Paul whose feat was never to brawl

never will my
hopes,
for what they've done
fall.

There is an episode in season 6 where the writers tell the audience that every episode you've seen on the show has been in Buffy's head who is suffering from schizophrenia and is in a mental hospital. In season 5 when she "died", it was actually her recovering and coming back to reality. This lasted for 6 months before she ended up relapsing back into the dream world, which is where the whole resurrection thing occurs at the start of season 6.
The backstory for this was told in the comics in which Buffy burnt down her school's gym because she believed she was fighting "vampires" and when she told her parents about this they thought she was crazy.
The character was sent to a mental institution at this point where her condition deteriorated even further and she lost track of reality and continued her life in a fictions universe inside her head. The dream world starts off right where she burns down the school, but rather than being sent to a mental hospital, she imagine that she went off to Las Vegas with a man named Oliver Pike; he was Buffy's friend in high-school who helped her burn down the school in real life. It should be noted the man named Pike is very similar to Spike, who is a vampire that Buffy later falls in love with on the show. Angel is also a fictitious creation made in Buffy's mind, but may be based on a real person that Buffy was in love with/obsessed in real life.