I just want you to be okay

Thanks to this picture of Tom and Sophia hugging on the set of Loki Season 2, we now know that Sylvie joins Loki and Mobius on their mission to the Chicago's fair.

The setting in the background is the same, the lamps are the same, you can even spot a little but of Ferris Wheel in the background in the hug.

So with that in mind, I am guessing that this magical blast which sends Victor Timely crashing out of the Wheel onto the ground (and yes, it's the same location, and yes, that IS Victor Timely, his hair, suit, even Ravonna comes to his aid) is cast by both Loki and Sylvie combining their powers again by holding hands.

Not only is the same scene, but also the magical blast looks a little too powerful to be cast by just Loki and Loki alone.

And Also, later on in, what I assume is episode 4, Loki and Sylvie again combine their magic by holding hands to defeat rogue TVA.

Sylvie offers Loki her hand, says "Don't overthink it." and Loki takes it. I think the "Don't overthink it." is a reference to the fair scene. Perhaps the first time around Loki hesitated for some reason or Sylvie just grabbed Loki's hand and shocked him or the blast was an accident.

The possibility that Loki and Sylvie get stuck in an elevator together is DELICIOUS

It's the same elevator as the one used by Loki and Mobius in episode 1 of S2, but I guess because it's a different floor, different door, it appears even smaller than in the scene with Loki and Sylvie.

And in some scenes it looks as if the TVA is losing power so perhaps an elevator failure is not so unlikely.

"Everything's turning to sh-" Sylvie's reality collapsed,things got spaghettied,the TVA is not working as it should and now she got stuck in a very small elevator with Loki.

Loki, Sylvie and Mobius being outnumbered by the rogue TVA and Loki hesitating and having doubts about whether they can manage to get through the TVA until Sylvie offers him her hand and reminds him to stop overthinking and racking his brain with doubts and to just take her hand because they are stronger together. This is such an awesome callback to Alioth's scene, where Loki also hesitated and had doubts whether they can actually get through Alioth until Sylvie took his hand.