Editing Thor God of Thunder (section)

==Backlog==
''Thor lived among the other Aesir, but was punished by Odin for his
arrogance and troublemaking. Odin threw Thor out of Asgard, placing
him within his own hammer Mjolnir upon Midgard (Earth). Mjolnir has
exchanged hands several times throughout the centuries, going from one
"worthy" person to another.

Eventually Odin will remember Thor and think his actions worthy, and
then return Thor to [the] Aesir. But Odin has conferred with the 3
witches of Fate and knows that Thor is needed on Earth. But Odin also
knows that once Thor is worthy of restoration he will want to stay on
Earth and protect the humans he has come to love, and also find
Járnsaxa who will bear him children (Magni and Modi).

While bound in his hammer Thor only has vague memories of life among
the other Aesir in Asgard. Although there are times when his insight
is strangely clear regarding the Asgard and the Vanir. Usually when he
happens across one of the gods in his travels upon Midgard.

Mjolnir's current wielder is a man named Donal Blake, a combat surgeon
within the English army. Donal is a man who cares deeply for those
around him and that is how he stumbled across Mjolnir in the village
of Thoresway (Lincolnshire, England). For Donal happened to pass
through the village after a violent series of crimes. After helping
the people of the village an old crone [Fate?] of the village gave to
him an battered walking stick, which later in a conflict with a
monster changed Donal to Thor in a bright flash of lightning and a
thunderous roar.

Now, 200 years later, Donal is a doctor in London. And he [Thor] has
sensed that this is the time when he is needed to defend the people
and take up the mantle of Thor once again.''