― Ali Smith, The Whole Story and Other Stories

I believe the artist can be found here. With the Russian caption:

“…Локи. То каким я всегда представляла его в скандинавской мифологии.”

*instantly gets vaporized by lightning*

Yup, Loki has always represented the "other", and always will. His story can very well be extrapolated to that of an irl immigrant exactly because of what you said, since they constantly have to "prove themselves" and as much as they do, they are never fully trusted solely on the basis that they came from another land.

(Photo from article linked by OP)

Links for more info:

https://www.ancient-origins.net/news-history-archaeology/golden-treasure-denmark-0015787 houaR between horse legs = the high (This refers to the bracteate where the head has long braided hair). This article is breathlessly leaping to conclusions that it refers to Odin. (But Loki = Loptr, lofty, so that’s not necessarily the case.)

https://arkeonews.net/one-of-the-greatest-gold-treasures-in-danish-history-found-in-vindelev/

https://www.vejlemuseerne.dk/viden-og-forskning/artikler/kaempe-guldskat-fundet-naer-jelling/

Anyone speak Danish?

s salR aegi

Which per this old norse English dictionary

translates to

House (or hall) God (or protector, the root word of ON aegis = shield)

…which, IF that’s a part-human-part-bird holding a nut, and those are stitched lips, and that other figure is a snake, and that’s an oath ring around the central figure’s neck, MIGHT be pretty compelling evidence of Loki having a hearth cult that included people of significant wealth.

If something goes wrong, and the first thing that child thinks is, "oh god, my parents are gonna kill me," then the parents have failed.

If a child is afraid of their parents, if the child sees their parents as an active threat instead of a source of safety and guidance, then the parents have failed.

A parents job is to protect, to teach, to guide.

TBH I have never even considered asking about physics theorems, and to be VERY honest even if this was explained to me in exquisite detail I would then have no fucking idea what it was that was being explained and would probably just shrug and go 'y'know, the things pulls on that thing" when trying to explain it, to the vast frustration of my physicist brother.