#aaaaaaaaa!!

Ik it's a small scene in TR, but it always rubbed me the wrong way when Thor stated how he grieved and mourned Loki after he "died" in TTDW, and Loki is just, confusingly saying, "I'm honoured?" I just feel he would not say that!! Obviously, the MCU writers are just going with the whole trickster path since TR begins with Loki pretending to be Odin from the last movie. But I honestly don't believe he'd say that or say anything with that tone in response to Thor's statement I do believe he'd be confused, but would he be more surprised? Considering it all, I don't think he believed anyone missed him, especially with the implied events from T1 to A1. I still believe that Loki feels he doesn't have a space where he belongs, so he'd rather pretend to be someone else. No one came to look for him until he got to Earth. Why would anyone still care to see if he was still alive or not? (At least from his POV, cause I'm sure everyone believed he died or they couldn't find him anywhere while he was in the void/with the Black Order.) As for what should've been said instead, I have a few ideas. I think a better response to Thor would've been, "You shouldn't have..." or even just silence with a guilty look (Ofc, neither of these two options couldn't happen because it would to more dialogue/an angsty conversation lol)

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