your friendly neighborhood anti

It is defeatable. Go for the throat.

I also think that her defending the fact that Odin lied to and emotionally abused Loki (and we should remember that Odin was totally fine with his own son being extremely racist towards jotuns knowing his other son is a jotun-) was not nice tbh.

I just had a sudden realization about this scene that I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone else point out. Think about this: Loki just finished shouting at the top of his lungs at Odin, but it isn’t until after he explicitly calls for the guards that they show up. I mean, the guards knew Loki and Odin were in the chamber, surely they heard Loki’s shouted monologue (if nothing else there is no way they could have missed his infamous ‘tell me’ moment). They knew Loki was verbally coming after Odin, and yet they didn’t step in until Loki explicitly asked them to. Generally guards are only supposed to enter when told to but wouldn’t such clearly angry shouting make the guards concerned? So, my question is why? Why wouldn’t they rush in to see if the king is alright? Is it simply commonplace for Loki and his father to get into huge shouting matches so they figure it’s nothing to be concerned about? Because if I was a guard and heard someone shouting at the king the way Loki is, I think I’d poke my head in just to make sure the king isn’t, I don’t know, being verbally attacked until he falls into the Odinsleep?

But one thing I hadn’t really thought about is that they must have overheard a large part of the conversation. So did they hear enough to know that Loki was Laufey’s son? I had assumed that Ragnarok was when it became public knowledge across Asgard that Loki was Jotun, but possibly it was known amongst palace staff much earlier.

“It’s a very shouty household. You’ll get used to it. It sounds like he’s flaying his sons alive every night at dinner, but that’s pretty much just how they talk. The hammer might bang against the wall every once in a while, but if the wall stands, it’s okay. If you see light flashes, that’s the younger prince’s seidr. Again, if the wall doesn’t fall down, you don’t have to open the door. The only time you have to hop to is if one them yells the word ‘Guards!’ That’s a summons, and you’d better be there on the double if that happens. Beyond that, you’re part of the furniture. If you aren’t getting blood splashed on you, just look the other way.” 

But yeah, I think that is an explanation.

I would say a lot of the three-person battles involved Thor and Odin ganging up on Loki. He’s the scapegoat, the one whose mistakes are wildly condemned while others’ of the same type are ignored. Considering Odin’s no-holds-barred style of verbal beat-down, and that Thor’s no slouch himself, it’s really no surprise that his self-esteem is as mangled as it is. No wonder Loki got really good at it himself. He’s had it done to him so many times….

But, “Now here is how to open that vault with the universe destroying weapon” will not

This just reminds me how much I wanted to the see the confrontation between Loki and Odin at the end of TDW though. Like.. did they talk first? Did they fight? Or did loki just sneak in and enchant Odin? If there were guards in the room, did they try to intervene? Or did they see what was about to go down and eagerly anticipate someone finally standing up to the tyrant king? I’m so curious.

Seriously, give me one example of this man giving a damn about comfort/cost/quality of whatever. Yes, he likes himself a nice suit, but that's probably it.

cobra kai-natural

So Sherlock felt the need to have an emergency stash in ASIP, but by ASIB his flat is clean and he hasn't replaced the drugs that his friends and family have thrown away. This shows how much happier he has become over time since he started living with John.

SHERLOCK: They are if you’re me.

- John thinks that Sherlock is autistic

But now the curiosity’s gonna kill me thinking about how those two met?? I’d love to hear any ideas lol