Amora the Enchantress, an Asgardian Goddess and immensely powerful sorcerer. Being backed by years of experience, she is one of Thor’s greatest and most ruthless foes because of her immense power, and because he is her love interest.
In several comics the Enchantress thinks about her love for Thor,, Then she puts a plan into action that nearly kills him. Do you think she loves him, or just wants to control him.
I dont think she really loves Thor, she loves the power he wields and being at his side gives her a much higher status. Even the alternate realities where they were married and/or had children, i dont think she loved him, I think it was just convient for both parties.
i think Amora actualy loves him,but she also likes the power she would have as a queen.
ho and she tries kill him because the gods are used to conquer things and thats what Amora want,conquer's Thor love,thats why she has attacked him and/or brainwashed him
Thats not true love, and there are plenty of other Gods who have found love without conquering or manipulating each other. Even Karnilla doesnt manipulate Balder as much as Amora manipulates Thor, because Karnilla, truly loves Balder. If Amora truly loved Thor, and not what he represented, she would be still aggressively pursue him, because your right, the Gods are used to getting their way and waiting for things to work out for them, but she wouldnt make him a mindless drone, having him do whatever she wants, and IMO another reason she wants him is because he doesnt want her.
"Thats not true love, and there are plenty of other Gods who have found love without conquering or manipulating each other. Even Karnilla doesnt manipulate Balder as much as Amora manipulates Thor, because Karnilla, truly loves Balder. If Amora truly loved Thor, and not what he represented, she would be still aggressively pursue him, because your right, the Gods are used to getting their way and waiting for things to work out for them, but she wouldnt make him a mindless drone, having him do whatever she wants, and IMO another reason she wants him is because he doesnt want her."
Maybe I have trouble reading comics that involve the character I am a fanboy of but from what I just seen...Echantress almost tore the 9 Worlds apart to be with Scourge.Thor said her heartache could destroy Asgard.
"Maybe I have trouble reading comics that involve the character I am a fanboy of but from what I just seen...Echantress almost tore the 9 Worlds apart to be with Scourge.Thor said her heartache could destroy Asgard."
I think it is more of a pathological obssession with him than it is love. She has been known as Freya (the Asgardian godess of love), so she probably thought that any strong feeling for another would either be love or hate.
That, and she should have just gotten with skurge when she had the chance, cause now she is super screwed.
"I think it is more of a pathological obssession with him than it is love. She has been known as Freya (the Asgardian godess of love), so she probably thought that any strong feeling for another would either be love or hate.
That, and she should have just gotten with skurge when she had the chance, cause now she is super screwed."
I mean screwed as in now the love goddess has no love. Thor still does not want her, she is reviled for her misguided actions, and the one man who loved her more than anything is dead.
I think it's pretty clear that she is obsessed with capturing/conquering/owning Thor's heart, and is monumentally frustrated and peeved that he resists her for so long when no one else can. It's this frustration that drives her to lash out at him from time to time with schemes that might have actually killed him had he not prevailed. She admits as much to him at one point, confessing that she was spoiled and bratty as a child, is accustomed to getting her way, and is prone to breaking things she loves while throwing tantrums. That being said, she has proven over and over again that when Thor DOES return her feelings, and gives her the chance to move past the petty motivations, she really does love him. In Reign of Thor she rules Asgard as his queen, and (contrary to her nature) remains completely faithful to him, bears him a child (the thought of a Pregnant!Amora boggles the mind, doesn't it?) and is loyal to the point of risking her own precious life to save his. In the World Engine storyline, she saves his life again, ventures into danger to aid him, and... okay she does get bored and exterminate a random mortal, but I never said she wasn't wicked, just that she loves Thor. ^_^
Basically, she wants him for both selfish/shallow reasons, AND because she really is in love with him. Given the chance, the more mature side of her feelings has repeatedly shown itself, and she's proven that she wants him for more than the power he can give her, or the doubtless earth-shattering sex.
She loves him so much she figures " If I can't have him, then I'll make sure no one else gets him either! " One other possibility is that she is so hurt by being rejected by Thor that she wants him dead to assauge her bruised eg.
If she here an DC character she would be a perfect option to a Star Sapphire.And Thor himself is more of a DC style superhero than a Marvel one,cause hes written mostly with no flaws of character.
She loves him in a "I'm a sick, twisted, possessive psycho" sort of way.
She's smokin' hot, though. :)
Yeah Thor would never kick her out of bed. Like ever. He may even call into the avengers for a year or two off. Yeah um get Blackcat to take my place just put up a scratching post she will come. Yeah um even when sif walks up he would be like...Here hold my hammer women go play Thor or dress up or something. lol
Holy shit i found out why Thor becomes unworthy....
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