#mcu!mobius

In S1, Mobius is horrible to Loki. It's a captive/captor relationship where the captor takes out anger at being inconvenienced by their captive's self-preservation by physically (by proxy) and psychologically abusing him. He also uses very dehumanizing language when referring to Loki.

He DID NOT give Loki therapy. That's a police interrogation using unethical tactics. I don't care what Kate Herron said in the interview. She's wrong and misinterpreted the show she directed. And Michael Waldron is also wrong.

In S2, Mobius DOES make it up to Loki and shows he's sorry by risking his skin to save Loki.

Mobius didn't fix Loki or make him good. Loki was the one to set Mobius on a path to redemption.

What if the main TVA cast Loki interacts with are people he killed in 2012? And it would have been so meaningful for his character development!! He learned to care about humans! It would also explain why Mobius is drawn to him.

What if part of the conflict was Loki trying to save Frigga and alter the timeline to keep himself and everyone else safe? And he fails at it all the time. This could be either TVA!Loki or some other antagonist Loki variant. If it is TVA!Loki and HWR was present, it could have tied to the comics lore of Kang keeping an alternate version of his dead lover (Ravonna) around because he couldn't accept her death.

Brad looks like the coppiest cop and I bet his playlist is full of Five Finger Death Punch. Exactly the kind of person whose judgement you should accept without question *sarcasm*. (I associate that band with assholes that called me slurs, LOL).

Dude makes jabs at Loki about imprisoning again ("I'll get you a looser suit next time"), not having a rank there, being a villain, and his mother (berserk button).

The TVA fam could have been better developed. I can only buy a goodish relationship with Sylvie, Mobius (only after S2 because he risked his skin for Loki, in S1 I was like "WTF are people watching to churn out so much fluffy Lokius? I can only see this going darkly."), and OB (lesser degree because new character) because he rarely interacted 1-on-1 with anyone else. They were usually present in a group setting.

In Ep.5, I became convinced Loki has some attachment disorder and extreme fear of abandonment, so he latched onto anyone he could by taking people he once knew from their timelines because he doesn't seem very close to them.