Jane Foster's Apartment

Jane Foster's Apartment is an apartment where Jane Foster lived and used as her lab while living in London.
==History==
The apartment was originally owned by Elaine Foster who lived in London. When Erik Selvig traveled to London, he discovered a series of bizarre anomalies, so he called Jane Foster to meet him. Foster moved into her mother's apartment, where she and Darcy Lewis would operate out of as their lab. However, Foster would spend her days in the apartment moping around, still hung up over Thor, rather than focusing on her research. When Lewis arrived at the apartment to inform Foster of the readings from the Phase Meter, she discovered her to not be there, much to her surprise.
After Thor took Foster to Asgard, Lewis and Ian Boothby returned to Foster's apartment, unsure of what to do as they couldn't reach anyone. Boothby then noticed Selvig on the news, where they learned that he had been put into a mental institution. When the two retrieved Selvig, he asked them to take him to Foster's apartment, where he could continue to study the Convergence.
When Thor and Foster returned to Earth, they headed to her apartment, where the rest of her team was. After they all reunited, Foster asked Selvig to get everything he had on the Convergence. Using all the research and knowledge they had, the team discussed stopping Malekith, as they located where the Convergence would occur. After formulating a plan, they equipped themselves with Selvig's Gravimetric Spikes and headed to .
After the Battle of Greenwich, Foster, Selvig, Lewis and Boothby returned to the apartment, awaiting the return of Thor. After two days, as they sat around having breakfast, they discussed whether Thor would actually return, in which Foster remained hopeful. Shortly after, Thor used the Bifrost Bridge to arrive at the apartment, where Foster rushed out to him and passionately embraced him.
==References==
Category:Locations
Category:Private Residences
Category:Thor: The Dark World Locations
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