: Re: How do I sound like Thanos when I write? This is really a dumb question but as a fan of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, I have watched Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame so many

Eliminate everything irrelevant to your message.

Rough example:

Thanos's statements are like philosophical quotes. His lines seem so powerful in conveying a message, yet they are not even very sophisticated.

"Going to bed hungry? Scrounging for scraps? Your planet was on the brink of collapse"

"Your politics bore me! Your demeanor is that of a pouty child"

Thanos's writer didn't forcibly slap large complicated words into his lines; the lines are carefully crafted and straight to the point.

I am taking an advanced English/writing class where we write a lot of essays. I wish to convey the same powerful messages like Thanos does. Is there a specific style writing that Thanos's screenwriter was using?

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