what does the "went with" mean ?
Leonard: You went with Thor?
Raj: What? Just because I’m Indian I can’t be a Norse God? No, no, no, Raj has to be an Indian God. That’s racism. I mean, look at Wolowitz, he’s not English, but he’s dressed like Peter Pan.
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go with = choose
If you have a number of choice you have to go with one of them.
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Thore is a choice among many choices of characters. Raj chose a Norse god which is not from his own culture's historical mythology. Going with (went with- past tense) the character means he will go forward with the choice of Thor.
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"went with" = went out with/ went to some place with
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