If you’ve somehow missed it, the highly anticipated finale of the Avengers saga hit theaters this weekend. Even if Marvel films aren’t your thing, the buzz surrounding this monumental release is hard to ignore. One teacher took a proactive approach to ensure that none of his students ruin the experience by posting a note that has since gained traction on Twitter.
With the opening weekend of Avengers: Endgame behind us, many fans rushed to theaters, while others waited patiently. To protect his own viewing experience, this educator cleverly communicated his wishes to the class with a note prominently displayed on his classroom door.
“DEAR STUDENTS: My younger brother is currently away in Tampa for work. I’m holding off on watching Avengers: Endgame until he returns, which won’t be until Wednesday night at the earliest. I ask that you refrain from discussing ANY details about the film in my presence UNTIL THIS SIGN IS REMOVED. You all know how much I adore Marvel. So help me, if any one of you reveals even a single detail of this film, I promise you will wish Thanos had snapped your narrow behind,” the note read.
This humorous yet stern message, shared by one of the teacher’s students, made it abundantly clear that there would be no spoilers tolerated. The note’s use of capital letters emphasized the seriousness of the request. While I personally haven’t seen the movie (and don’t plan to), I can relate to the frustration of having a pivotal moment spoiled, much like if someone ruined the final season of Game of Thrones for me. Friendships could be damaged; lives could be turned upside down.
The teacher’s warning is particularly relevant because students often chat about their weekend activities while waiting for class to start on a Monday morning. Twitter users echoed similar sentiments regarding their own experiences with Endgame spoilers — it’s a relief to see the internet unite over a shared understanding!
Moreover, the directors of Endgame also issued a heartfelt plea to fans, urging them not to spoil the film for others. They expressed gratitude for the audience’s loyalty, stating, “This is it. This is the end. The end of an unprecedented narrative mosaic spanning eleven years and eleven franchises… When you see Endgame in the coming weeks, please don’t spoil it for others, the same way you wouldn’t want it spoiled for you.” They added, “Remember, Thanos still demands your silence.”
Ultimately, this teacher’s note is perfectly reasonable, and he is entitled to protect his viewing experience. Spoiling a movie is simply inconsiderate. Consider yourself officially warned.
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In summary, a teacher’s firm yet light-hearted note to prevent spoilers for Avengers: Endgame has gone viral, highlighting the collective frustration around movie spoilers. As audiences eagerly await their chance to see the film, the call for respect in sharing experiences is a reminder that not everyone has seen it yet.