I'm thinking about the implications of Loki-as-Odin's play about his own heroic "death". Specifically the scene where Odin finds baby Loki (depicted in the play as a child.) Clearly, everyone in Asgard now knows Loki is Jotunn. And clearly, Loki doesn't mind them knowing that. Is he now completely reconciled with his ancestry? The "adopted" comments no longer seem to have that nasty sting they had in "Avengers". I have to watch it again to see how those comments play out. How will Jotunheim feature in fic in the future? So many thoughts...
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Ragnarok spoiler
I'm thinking about the implications of Loki-as-Odin's play about his own heroic "death". Specifically the scene where Odin finds baby Loki (depicted in the play as a child.) Clearly, everyone in Asgard now knows Loki is Jotunn. And clearly, Loki doesn't mind them knowing that. Is he now completely reconciled with his ancestry? The "adopted" comments no longer seem to have that nasty sting they had in "Avengers". I have to watch it again to see how those comments play out. How will Jotunheim feature in fic in the future? So many thoughts...
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