Nov 17, 2011 23:43
mayfield makes loki honest,
worst father/son bonding ever amirite,
introspective tl;dr,
got too cocky,
it's like being pregnant again,
schadenfreude,
dude looks like a lady,
hating everything,
abject humiliation,
it keeps happening,
the universe hates him,
stop spilling your secrets,
talk your way out of this one,
flipouts no longer = earthquakes,
not usually this awkward
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He bends down slightly to look at her. He recognizes her as the same woman he ran into a while ago, the woman he felt like he should have recognized for some reason. He still can't quite tell who she is, but the feeling that he should know her hasn't left.]
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--Thor. Loki climbs to his feet as fast as he can, taking a nervous step backwards.]
No, Thor, whatever you're thinking, I didn't do it. I didn't! I --
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The way she was reacting to him, though, as if he were Thor...
...this was Loki, wasn't it.
Oh no.]
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...so you make a liar out of me again. Murderer, yes, yes I am. I killed him, and I don't regret it. Do you hear me? I killed him, and you through him, and your family, and your precious Midgard will go up in flames and there's nothing you can do to stop it!
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Really the fact that he's hallucinating so much is more disturbing, especially since it's making the unpredictable god even more unpredictable. And the way he was rambling... he was going to regret it later.
Jormungandr considers all of this. It might be best for him to just... keep an eye on Loki for a while. Make sure he doesn't do anything he'll regret when this wears off.]
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I never wanted it! I came to Asgard to use you, nothing more. A free meal at Odin's table, lodgings with you whenever I liked, taking my way out of real work -- who wouldn't want to live like that?
I knew what I was from the beginning! I was never so deluded as to think I could be one of you. You're wrong, Thor. I lost nothing -- I never had it in the first place.
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This was the first time he had heard what Loki felt from Loki's own mouth.]
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I'm a cold, hard-hearted man, Thor. Selfish, too. Always have been. No one's worth any more to me than what I can use them for. Asgard was no different, and you're gravely mistaken if you think so.
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I didn't! I never cared about that! I hated you from the moment I stepped into Asgard! Stop--stop lying, Thor, it doesn't become you.
I miss nothing.
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He also wonders how long Loki will have this imagined conversation.]
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You betrayed me first! The second there was trouble, you turned on me! Make it right, you said, fix what you broke! But then when I was in trouble, when I needed your help, did you lift a single finger? No! Your father broke his oaths to me -- we were supposed to be brothers!
Then again, we both know how much sentiment the Allfather reserves for his brothers.
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[Oh look. That's definitely a deadly-looking sword on the ground. It couldn't be a broken branch, it's shiny and has sharp edges and is decidedly sword-shapes. Loki stoops to pick it up, then lunges at Jormunandr Thor with a yell.]
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He sighs. As interesting as it is to hear his father's true feelings about... everything... the part where he picks up a branch and tries to attack him with it is just ridiculous.]
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