Comments | desperatefans: I could've entered in a burst of flames, you know.

notwocouches in desperatefans

I could've entered in a burst of flames, you know.

Jul 17, 2005 20:16

*leans on a wall all casual-like*

Well, I'm here. Don't all cheer at once.

Typist: Loki is the Norse god of lies and cunning and hearthfires and all that good stuff. Not to be confused with AZRAEL, as certain movies have been rather bad with names.

psmith, nemesis, prometheus, loki, hecate, hel, introduction

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avenginggoddess July 17 2005, 23:11:30 UTC

...cheer?

notwocouches July 17 2005, 23:32:07 UTC

Mhm. As in, cry out for joy now that you're graced with my presence.

avenginggoddess July 17 2005, 23:37:32 UTC

*Cheers very sarcasticly*

How was that?

notwocouches July 17 2005, 23:47:31 UTC

Admirable! A bit lacking in genuinity, but it was a good try.

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hel_hath_fury July 17 2005, 23:33:00 UTC

*squeals!*

DADDY!

forethinking July 18 2005, 00:47:11 UTC

So. Loki. I've heard that name before -- something with a serpent and some rocks and the entrails of your son ...

... And I thought the Greek gods were sick bastards ...

avenginggoddess July 18 2005, 00:56:53 UTC

>... And I thought the Greek gods were sick bastards ...

.....*Blink* I'm really hoping I'm not included in that category.

forethinking July 18 2005, 04:46:06 UTC

You tell me, Lady Nemesis. Would you ever bind a man to a rock for thousands of years so you can inflict cleverly painful and disturbing punishments on him?

avenginggoddess July 20 2005, 01:54:34 UTC

No, I wouldn't.

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psilent_p July 18 2005, 04:19:57 UTC

Ah! Comrade Loki! What a pleasure it is to meet you -- a real pleasure! Though I do wonder how you managed to wriggle out of that underground snake-venom/entrails setup in which I was always taught you were imprisoned...unless our mortal myths are wrong? I wouldn't be at all surprised, of course -- mortals are famous for being wrong. So are immortals, come to think of it.

notwocouches July 18 2005, 04:54:43 UTC

Not wrong at all, I'm afraid. I'm still technically there. But also here. One can't exactly stop doing one's thing just because of a myth cycle. If I were entirely there, where would the cunning and the lies and the hearthfires be? And if they are, how could it be that I am not?

I hope that was as confusing and yet elegant in its simplicity as I meant it to be.

_flamingsword July 18 2005, 15:09:37 UTC

Typist: *wonders if I'm allowed to bring in a character fron Desperate Screen* *is sure Loki (Of Dogma fame) would looove to meet you*