The idea that a GOD would get tired sooner than a HUMAN

1. He's not a god.

2. He wasn't getting tired of killing Strange, he was being driven insane by the fact that time kept looping back to that on moment ove and over again. Dormammu would have been trapped in that endless loop for all time unless Strange released him.



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I'm sure Strange got very, very tired of being killed.

But he set up the spell to loop automatically so that all he would have to do was ride it out until Dormammu got frustrated with the limitations put on him.

I dunno...maybe Dormammu had dinner on the stove and was getting really hangry...

There's also a key thematic aspect in play there: Strange was shown as egotistical, arrogant, and selfish, and now he was willing to die over and over again for eternity in order to save Earth.


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Strange could have ended it whenever he wanted. There is an important psychogical difference.

I think that's exactly why Dormmamu gets so desperate. Imagine you're a god who can live forever, see all kinds of stuff and do whatever you want. Now you're stuck in a time loop and can't get out and do your godly stuff. You'd be mad too!

I once told a man to go screw himself! Can you even imagine?! - Kilgrave

Look at old testament god, he got tired after 6 days of creation, he also rained sulfer cause he got tired of gays in sodom and then he flooded earth cause he got tired of some more stuff, sooooooooo kinda negates your argument.

It wasn't so much getting tired it was what Strange said after a while: "You're my prisoner". I'd imagine, as a God, it would suck to be held prisoner by a human.

My thought was that the time resets for both of them but Dormmamau is aware that it gets reset over and over again but Strange may not so he does not actually remember being killed before.

I think it's more that he was getting annoyed and ticked off, especially since it was a mere mortal who outwitted him.

Imagine that a large, loud insect flies in your face. No matter how hard you try, it just won't leave you alone. You can't swat it; it's too fast. The longer that goes on, the more frustrated and angry you'd probably get. Then you realize that the buzzing is actually that insect trying to speak to you. It wants you to leave its hive alone, and then it and its colony will leave you alone. So clearly you agree just to get the damn thing out of your face so you can get on with your life.

Weird analogy, but I think you get the point. That's how I understood it, anyway. More or less.