Her quote when she says "you're in my seat" to Thor on the asgardian throne reveals a sense of entitlement from her part to queenship. If she was indeed Queen of Hel in the past I don't think she would stop seeing herself as such just because someone else stripped her of the title against her will, especially if you consider how in the comics the identity of Ruler of Hel and her sense of duty to her realm is deeply ingrained into her characterization and motivations. Cate has given an interview saying that those centuries of imprisionment brought her to darkness, implying that prior to her incarceration she was not as evil, comparatively, so there's clearly a fallen from grace storyline here, which counts as an origin story, I guess -- especially if the speculations in the main thread about [BLACKOUT]Hela originally belonging to Odin's family[/BLACKOUT] being true.
My guess is that Hela will try to conquer Asgard as personal revenge, but fail and end up seizing Hel instead as some consolation prize.
t: Those gifs are fantastic, thanks for sharing. I could watch gifs of Hela fighting all day, she's an utter beast.
) it doesn't mean that she wasn't the Queen of Hel in the past. I imagine that title was stripped of her when she was banished.
, I don't see them making an MCU movie based around Hela so the only place it would really make sense for her to pop up again (as the Queen of Hel) would be in another Thor sequel. And again, what really is the point? Another Thor movie would presumably have a different villain so she would likely end up being a small supporting role or cameo at most.
