Quote:
Originally Posted by GGG
Great episode, it’s interesting they are leaning hard into the lovecraftian elements of Strange.
I don’t know about the unchangeable moment in time though as we know other Univereses exist where Palmer lived so if Strange went back to the nexus events of those universes and stopped them from occurring then Palmer lives or you can never change the past in which case all moments are unchangeable.
I can’t think through how some momements are Changeable within one universe, some moments create divergent multiverses and some moments cannot be changed within one universe but don’t have to happen in all universes.
I really like what they are doing overall with strange and the pursuit of knowledge leading to madness.
|
I'm thinking each universe has it's own prime timeline. In this one it was Christine's death that caused Dr. Strange to become sorcerer supreme, so she had to die. In the MCU it was Strange losing his hands that caused it, so in that universe no matter what happens his hands always get mangled. I'm also guessing that this is post-Kang's death by Loki, so there's no TVA around to stop Strange from going off the deep end and destroying his world