Thor lets out a victory yawp when the man catches the rope and secures it to himself. He's so caught up in his glee that he's raised both fists above his head only to stupidly remember he's got to hold onto the other end of the rope. With an exclamation of concern, he hurries to grip it and start reeling in the man, still floating in the sky. He lets out a series of nervous laughs as he recovers from his fumble.

"Don't worry! Don't worry, I've got you." Is he saying it to reassure the man or himself? He has no idea what he's going to do once he's brought the man closer to the ground, but maybe they could come up with a solution together. Where's Stark when he's needed? "It's strength that's better than a human's. Much better, actually. I don't know how many humans' worth of strength I had, but it was a lot. Lifting boulders was like lifting pebbles. That sort of thing."