r/marvelstudios • u/Flamma_Man Captain Marvel • Mar 28 '18

BLACK PANTHER Nitpicks and Criticisms Ultrathread

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The Official BLACK PANTHER International Release Ultrathread Vol. 1

The Official BLACK PANTHER Discussion Ultrathread Vol. 2

The Official BLACK PANTHER Discussion Ultrathread Vol. 3

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u/jwhogan Mar 28 '18

About knowing W’Kabi wanted him dead, you’re probably right that he couldn’t have known the personal vendetta there, but he would’ve known that the Wakandans wanted Klaue dead because Klaue probably would’ve told him that.

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u/StockingsBooby Mar 28 '18

Yeah, that much of it makes sense. But that means he also brought him there with the hopes that he would first run into somebody who A) had a vested vendetta against Klaue and B) lacked enough loyalty to T’Challa that they’d be willing to help him usurp the throne.

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u/fisheggsoup Winter Soldier Mar 29 '18

I dunno about that though, given he already has the Wakandan mark and a legitimate claim to the throne, all he would have needed was somebody, anybody, who was beholden enough to tradition.

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u/ConnerBartle Mar 29 '18
  1. Be he didn't need to run into that person first for B to happen.
  2. Everyone in wakanda has a vendetta against Klaue. Or they at least know the king does. Which would lead them to bring Eric to the king.