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Asgard mourning over Loki

This just kills me. Because seriously, is anyone really surprised that Loki completely lost it? Thor and Frigga are literally the only people who show any regret over what happened to him. Odin THREW A FUCKING PARTY. No one gave a shit that Loki had fallen into the darkness, and that he’d fought beside them for thousands of years. They just had a big feast, and that was it.

Compare this to the way everyone reacted when Thor was banished. They knew he wasn’t dead, that he was probably fine somewhere, but all they could think about was how terrible it was and how they needed to get him back, even though it was his own fault that he was banished and it was a lesson he needed to learn. Loki even points this out to them, but they don’t listen to him. None of them ever listened to Loki, even though for the most part he was probably the most clear-headed person in Asgard. Even sabotaging Thor’s coronation was pretty sensible. Yeah, a lot of it came from jealousy and the desire to fuck shit up, but honestly Thor was not ready to be king at that point. That was very obvious. He needed to grow up and learn that war wasn’t a game, and that he couldn’t just do whatever the hell he wanted. So Loki puts it all on hold in typical Loki style, because seriously no one was going to listen to him if he tried to actually point out that Thor wasn’t ready for the crown. He had to take matters into his own hands. All of Asgard treated him like shit. They ignored him and they made constant jibes at him. And then they’re surprised when it turns out he hates them all.

And so the confrontation between Loki and Thor in Avengers breaks my heart, because I don’t think Thor was lying. The thing about Thor is that he’s this big innocent teddy bear who sees everything in the way he wants to, and so he probably does believe everyone saw Loki the way he did, and that they loved him as he did. And that’s why he thought the slights against Loki were ‘imagined’, because he honestly didn’t notice them. Thor just wants everything to be okay, and that’s kind of his downfall with Loki, because he just doesn’t notice all the things that are fucked up in the way Loki is treated.

Loki knows they didn’t mourn. Thor is the one person who cared about him even though he had a completely different skills set from the warriors of Asgard, and even so he’s never going to understand Loki because he refuses to see what Loki has had to put up with all these years.

Also, Odin can suck my dick.

Thank you to whoever wrote this because this helps tie together an idea I’ve been mulling over for a possible little arty-comicky thing YES.

Yup, that’s pretty much it. Loki was always the black sheep, and knew it, even before he discovered he was a frost giant, and Thor was about the only person not to act shitty towards him. All of Thor was him being silently frustrated that no one else saw how flawed Thor was, and that he’d be a terrible king. Not to mention trying to prove that he could be just as good if not better at the job to Odin. Rejection is a tough thing to handle, especially considering how desperately he was seeking Odin’s approval. When he said “I could have done it, for you” instead of being a dick and saying “No Loki” and rejecting his attempts to show he had some kind of value and worth, if he’d said like “I know” or something, he probably would have tried to reconcile things. Though, I feel it’s in Loki’s nature to eventually sever ties with the people of Asgard. At least if they’ll always treat him like the other, and like he has no real or useful skill set. I mean really, can you imagine living around people who will never acknowledge the things you’re good at, and only constantly make jabs at you for being different? I know I’d fucking ragequit that place.

∞Posted on June 22, 2012

Reblogged from: Keep it Moving

Source: anberlyn

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