Entry tags:
someone set him up the feels
I --
You.
Will change your mind harlot. Lest I show you a misery unbeknownst to your puny mortal kind.
Your impending death,
Loki.
You.
Will change your mind harlot. Lest I show you a misery unbeknownst to your puny mortal kind.
Your impending death,
Loki.

no subject
You would hate me for I was born an enemy, this was always my fear. I had come to befriend the Aesir and court them to war but I had not expected to find this.
My debt is my father's name, as Thor's is his. You must understand that, can you?
no subject
[And she hates herself for knowing it is true. Knowing that the wars and blood of old had seeped into even her. She was Aesir, raised with tales of Jotun brutality and their beast like culture.
But he had proven them all wrong. He wasn't some monster in the dark and if only those blind fools could have seen.]
I understand.
[She recalls Thor's eyes when she walked to war, sad...regretful even-- but resigned. He had loved her once to had he not? And still he let her go. How could she pardon him and not the man she had loved?]
No matter how much I meant to you, or you to me-- nothing was going to stop it. As much as I believe you cared for me, you cared for revenge more. How can I condemn you though? I chose the same.
no subject
So then it is. [ He matches her eyes, finally. A hand coming out. So cold -- his fingers grasp. ] That I was made cursed of this and you were made blessed of yours, and we would always end up this way.
Is it regrettable?
no subject
I can not ever seem to decide.
Despite all the fighting and the pain...I was happy. For a time. You gave me something I'd never known and never will again.
[Breath holds. Releases. Letting the heavy weight duty had always sat upon her heart go with it. She speaks true.]
I do not regret you. Is that foolish? [A dry laugh.]
no subject
It is, but that's alright. I am also carrying this foolishness.
no subject
She buries close against him, chasing away cold with her own heat. No words left that she can find breath to say. They never did them much good anyway.]