In the movie Avengers: Endgame,

The plot: Cities have grown very tall and the rich live in the sky in the towers and the poor live on the ground where there is no sun. The families that have the skill and nerve to walk outside at great heights are the only ones who can do any repairs.

I am trying to find a book about humans going to mars and finding a giant 'tree' that works as a space elevator. They transfer the tree to earth (can't remember if they used seeds and grew a new one of just moved the whole thing). When the tree was fully grown on earth they realised that the re...

One of my friends told me that in Guardians of the Galaxy, you could see War Machine and Nebula in 2014 on Morag, when Star-Lord was dancing. I haven't gone back to rewatch GotG 1 yet, but I wondered if anyone could confirm this. Also, are there any other instances in previous MCU movies that the...

The housing shortage was so acute that when a developer proposed to save space and money by constructing an apartment building with 6-foot ceilings, he was allowed to build it and the apartments were rented before it was finished. Succeeding generations were shorter and ceilings kept coming down ...

In A Discovery of Witches (the TV series based on Deborah Harkness's All Souls trilogy), Ysabeau de Clermont and her servant Marthe both look... grandmotherly, albeit in very different ways. It's clear that both of them are much, much older than they look (speaking Occitan, anyone?), but even so,...

During the events of Avengers: Endgame, At the end of the movie, we see that Additionally, I was wondering if there was a canon explanation for why all of these characters still seem to be in high school? The obvious answer would be that While I find either of these to be reasonable...

Thanos's infinity stone gauntlet is left-handed. The one that the Avengers make in Endgame is right-handed. Is there a significant or symbolic reason for this? I'm interested in in-universe or out-of-universe answers. And I completely understand the answer might simply be random or even unconsc...

In Avengers: Endgame, in a scene with Bruce Banner and Sorceress Supreme, we learn that the infinity stones create the flow of time and that if any of the stones are removed then they will create an alternate "doomed" timeline. We also learn from Infinity War that the stones were created from the...

From memory, the fake (right-handed) Infinity Gauntlet existed before Thanos made Etri create the left-handed version that he used with the read Infinity Stones. This gauntlet is obviously sized for Titans, but who was it made for, and why?

After the events of Game of Thrones season 8 episode 3 "The Long Night", did Benjen and (if they are not the same person) Coldhands die when I am clueless on the books and new to the TV show so apologies if this is dumb.

In Avengers Endgame, Captain America How can this be explained?

In 8x03, at the end of the episode, Arya But I don't understand how she can avoid all the wights and the White Walkers, because there are hundreds of them and they were looking at the same point, at Bran. I don't understand how she can do it.

In Avengers: Endgame when Ant-man visits memorial stones, he went through lots of names to go through. But as per the nature of Marvel films, it seems like these names can't be all random. Is any of those names refer to any real or fictional Marvel-related character/person?

In Avengers: Endgame we see that the Avengers travel But how did they get to where they wanted to be? Like all of them were together before going back at the Avengers facility. How did Captain America, Iron Man, Ant-Man, and Hulk get to just a few meters from the

In the movie Avengers: Endgame, Tony (Iron Man) is memorialized at the end of the movie with a funeral attended by the Avengers and their friends, but why didn't Black Widow get the same treatment?

The world is frozen as the long-term result of an invention that allows the conversion of heat to electricity. Thew few survivors each live alone; there aren't as many women as men, so the main character in this story has what amounts to a time-share arrangement with a woman. When he meets her fo...

So, Thanos That means Thanos doesn't need However, the Avengers What effects does this have?

It is centuries after the war that left only a few tribes to wander the land of Tizathy. They include the Sippies (Mississippians), the Zurries (Missourians), and a people who don't speak English but who accommodate a group of traveling explorers hospitably and wave goodbye while saying, "Veedzay...

In S08E03, Bran says "I'm going to go now..." and wargs away. Now my question is whether we can categorically rule out that Bran can control, can warg into or is the Night King himself. Let us not elaborate about the reason Bran would do the things that happened in this case, but rather on...

In the movie, Avengers: Endgame, the Snap made by does this mean that the world's unemployment rate is now at

In the TV series Constantine, the titular character uses the magic of different religions and regions. Many different types of magic are used as given here. Many ancient artifacts are used like sinew from Achilles' heel, the ring of Solomon, Icon of Pazuzu, etc. So what are the different countrie...

In The Trials of Apollo, we see the Waystation as being sentient and responding to the requests for rooms and even getting angry and dropping bricks. The Labyrinth, in the Percy Jackson world, is also described as being a living thing. Therefore, shouldn’t the Waystation eventually become similar...