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This meme is a play on words combining two popular franchises: "The Last of Us" and "Star Wars". The image juxtaposes a scene from "The Last of Us" where a character is eating a meal, with a quote from "Star Wars" where a character says "I find your lack of faith...". The text in the image reads: "I find your lack of snacks...".
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This meme is a screenshot from the Marvel movie "Loki" (2021) where Loki is talking to the TVA (Time-Vision Authority) about his death. The text reads: "Am I dead? Of course not. You're the main character. We need you for at least 2 more episodes." The meme is a humorous take on the TVA's desperate need for Loki's character to continue in the show, making it a witty and relatable joke.
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The meme is a split-screen image featuring two characters from the Marvel Comics universe, Loki (left) and Killmonger (right). The left side shows Loki shouting, "I am Loki, the god of mischief and the most powerful of all the gods, and I am not going to have my life threatened by some kind of animal!" The right side shows a T-Rex at a dinner table, drinking wine and saying, "I am not going to have my life threatened by some kind of animal!"
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This meme is a split-image comparison of two different photos. The top photo shows a man holding a small alligator, while the bottom photo shows a man holding a small alligator in a similar pose, but dressed as the character Thor from the Marvel movies. The text "Thor" is written above the bottom photo.
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The meme is a screenshot from the TV show Loki, featuring a scene where Loki and his sister, Lady Thor (also known as Thor's sister, but I am referring to the one who is a female Thor, as opposed to the male Thor), have a conversation. In this conversation, Lady Thor is trying to get Loki to say something that will help her. The conversation goes like this: Lady Thor says, "I never wanted the throne, I only ever wanted to be equal." Loki responds, "I never wanted the throne, I only ever wanted to be equal." This is a play on words, as it is a common phrase that people use to say they are equal to someone else, but it is actually a phrase that is used to say that someone is equal to someone else.