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“I've brought you here to express my gratitude. You have shown honour and valour in ridding the palace of a dangerous spy. And as a reward, you will receive an annual stipend so you are no longer in debt, nor so reliant on my brother. And you will be given rooms in the east wing. On condition that you start to behave as a nobleman. Your predilection for alcohol and powders will cease if you wish to remain associated with my court.”

-His Royal Highness, King Louis XIV

Floki's tale of Loki's punishment lacks a bit in the end. That part is seen in the painting "Loke och Sigyn" from 1863.

Sigyn, Loki's wife, stayed with him, holding a basin/bowl under the snake's head to collect the poison so that it wouldn't hurt Loki. But every time it got full, she needed to empty it and the poison then fell on Loki and the pain of it made him squirm so violently that the earth shook, resulting in earthquakes.