cherokeesam
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I have to disagree.
The Collector is ancient and some of his collection consists of items of power that he collected just to keep out of reach from others. I also don't believe in the fan theory that it's really Thanos this whole time. Also, didn't he tell the Asgardians to keep the Teseract because these items shouldn't stay together. If he were working for Thanos(or was Thanos in disguise)you would think he would have been more than happy to take both.
You don't think "one down, five to go" obviously implies he intends to take both? He's letting Loki keep the Tesseract for now, and will come back for it later. That's implicit in the statement. "One down, five to go"; not "okay, you keep the Tesseract, and I'll make do with just five of them."
That is the biggest reach i've ever head.
Go read Thanos Quest. The answers are right there in the comic. The Collector has one of the gems and he doesn't even know it's true purpose or power. He just knows it's incredibly rare. The same thing will happen here. He just wants to complete his COLLECTION.
There is absolutely zero link between The Collector and Thanos. It's dumber than the idea of Del Toro playing both of them.
Enough with words like "dumb" and "moronic" when discussing someone's ideas. I've had enough of it, and so have the mods. Learn to debate without insulting your opponent's intelligence; the Internet can be a helluva lot better place with a healthy dose of maturity injected.
Re-read what you wrote in bold above. Just that one post-credit scene about Tivan shows that the MCU version of the character isn't the Thanos Quest version. MCU Tivan *does* know the purpose and powers of the Stones, and that's made abundantly clear in TDW and GOTG (the leaked rough-draft review a few days ago confirms that The Collector tells Quill the whole backstory on the Stones). And MCU Tivan is doing a lot more than just collecting curios: his sinister "one down, five to go" shows that he has every intention of double-crossing the Asgardians to get not just the Aether, but the Tesseract as well.
Hasn't cherokeesam been pushing this opinion since the after credit scene in Thor? I refuse to believe that's the route they would take this character...and if they did it would be moronic.
^what I said above.