Had a throne and incredibly amazing warlock. Human life to him was failed. And universal perfection was made regardless of human life and suffering. Instead the universe was perfect of its elements, physical, and chemical interactions. Non obsessively, simple truth of wonder and awe have Thanos splendor as the avoidance and escape for the insufferable tolerability of this life imperfection.
He garnered himself, if observant to insufferable life, then it's overseer. Wasting the gift of precious time, that a perfect universe can exact the creation of at any moment.
His is of elevated sensibility of angels not to make man. In search of stones. Not at conquer of people but wisp aside. In search for meaning of an unapproachable God. That is his observant belief.
He falls to see, because life was dismissive to him, the emergence of universal perfection within imperfect life itself because he no longer has the tolerance for engagement with it. That is Thanos’ self reflection value.
Thanos is an unseen violence from the universe, a humbled creature, gracious through time but unaffiliated with human life and insufferability.
He is holy to and among himself. Thanos is evolution with an ascribed destiny that he continues to ask, not know, of himself. Thanos’ failure is reluctance of forgiving, remaining bound to a human story.
Thanos himself becomes the extent for which observable life can remain insufferable. His option is either choose to change or be changed.
Hitler was good in the extermination of belief for life that wasn't being shared. Where life wasn't being led but simply exists in self reflective value and meaning, unapologetically among others without an interactive weave of space.
Thanos’ world is largely massive, greater than nine point eight, so there is greater life diversity. And, the sun for his planet is huge so life grows massively, as ours among dinosaurs.
At Babylon, instead of a Garden, there were many Babylons where there wasn't enough diversity among us to go down and disperse common, one language, people. Kingdoms were built. And life evolution slowed considerably, yet reflective to the mass of beauty to behold. The consequence was many who claimed words were accepted as truths, even of the individual. Undocumented history here became documented there. Not life for life, but life for many.
There were kingdoms and avatars.
Thanos didn't decide to annihilate life throughout the universe. He was a product of his environment. He grew up in a kingdom that annihilated nature and habitats and villages of avatars who worshipped the elements. Instead of enslavement, the kingdoms mattered simple of local resources embedded within the natural elements of an overly massive planet respective to ours.
To us, Thanos was a God. Incredibly inept at retaining universal unity. Away from his annihilated planet, his encounter with life's, greatly diverse life observance and this use of elements for life preservation was the ultimate match for him.
Let's say that was a dream for him. Insufferable in his kingdom, at home within love and support, he vivid dreams himself at the start of Endgame.
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