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I understand people who just prefer OG Loki, or Avengers Loki, or DW Loki, or Ragnarok Loki, or (not gonna mention IW here) TVA Loki. Nothing wrong with having favorites.
What I don’t understand is people who get angry when Loki changes, or worse, when others enjoy those changes.
Hello? This is Loki: shapeshifter and chaos agent. Change is who he is. He’s going to be one thing in one situation and something entirely different in another. He’s whatever the universe (and, erm, the story) needs him to be.
Personally? I wouldn’t want him any other way.
loki and henry v from hollow crown by TabuBranKU on DeviantArt
my little analysis of Loki's speech patterns<3
they have a way of speaking that sounds objective, even factual. They avoid showing uncertainty, so they often make generalizations and exaggerations. They tend to pose ideas and thoughts as absolute truths. ["She's stronger than both of us, she's stronger than you; you don't stand a chance!" "Our people need a sense of continuity, in order to feel safe in these difficult times."]
that also influences their way of talking about emotions and actions. Generally, they sound very detached from feelings. They usually refer to one's nature and identity. Feelings are things that people *have,* not things they'd *experience.* ["Trust my rage." "I love Thor more dearly than any of you, but you know what he is. He's arrogant, he's reckless, he's dangerous!"]
they stick to direct conversations. They pay attention even to the parts you've left unsaid, and they'll focus on answering the gist of what you talked about. ["It burns you to have come so close. To have the Tesseract, to have power, unlimited power."]
and after all this effort to speak clearly and objectively, they choose to use a mocking or sarcastic tone in any given situation. They can say the absolute clearest truth, and they'll say it so that it can be interpreted in more than one ways. They almost never lie *directly*, they just let people assume whatever they want to. – exception when he told Thor that Odin had died. ["She is holding up alright. For now."]
they won't offend you, unless you offend them. He is polite even. ["Please... I still need that." "Beg your pardon?"]
they are used to being chronically misunderstood. They don't give a shit about what you think of them
they won't defend himself. They might say something to justify his actions, but they doesn't expect you to understand. ["I was merely giving truth to the lie I have been fed my entire life, that I was born to be a king."]
dear silvertounge *will* talk only to hear their own voice. They *will* talk to entertain themself, if you let it. if you ignore them, they'll find something they can annoy you with, and if you shut them up, that will hurt them, even if they don't show it. [The whole escape scenes in TDW]
they are a great rhetoric. They *know* their words, but they are focusing on using the simple and exactly applicable, not the fancy ones. ["This is my bargain, you mewling quim." "gird", "glad tidings", "concoct", " amenable"]
tho when they are frustrated, the style of their speech and their vocabulary becomes more eloquent, sniffy and arrogant. But even then they won't ever overexplain something. ["The humans slaughter each other in droves while you idly fret."]
they also like to use phrases and metaphors that paint a picture. this guy has read disgustingly many books. [You were knee-deep in Jotun blood, why would you take me?" "If I am for the axe then for mercy's sake, just swing it." "Your ledger is dripping. It's gushing red..." "An ant has no quarrel with a boot."]
being listened to makes them feel safe, and also very uncomfortable, because there is no way someone would geniuenly want to hear them out. it would raise suspicions within them, and it would make them test you, probably by annoying you to death. or falling into a weird silence after a certain point.
if you pay attention to their words instead of the delivery of them, and you figure out their logic behind turning their thoughts into statements, you'll know what they really think. But there aren't many who'd focus on them that much.
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Like You Mean It (Loki Love Story) Ch.20
Summary: You accidently teleport into a book- not knowing it's smut and come face to face with Loki who is very much convinced on keeping you from returning home
Rated: R *dark warning*(DARK ELEMENTS!)
Theme Song/Inspiration: "Like You Mean It" by Steven Rodriguez
It really hurts when a great character is introduced, you're attached to it, and then you can see that the writers don't care anymore, have little respect for the traits and complexities they built before, and the progression becomes something you didn't fall in love with in the beginning. The character is ... out of character. The lore that was set up before is not taken seriously. It's even more hurtful and mind-fucking when the fandom literally eats up anything they're given... they will just run with anything.
This has happened to me so many times, it never fails to make me go into depression-mode because of how much I devote myself to characters for escapism and it sucks that fanfiction won't solve my rage at the disrespect of a well introduced character who declines in accuracy, consistency and story arc etc.
All of my favourite characters of all time are botched. It's a weird, depressing pattern. Because then I have to move on and I feel empty again.
me still clinging to Loki circa 2013 and pretending everything after AoU never happened