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Thy choice of using his face for mine concerns me not, mun. Thou dost fixate too deeply on something so trivial. Worriest thou on matters more urgent, more of consequence, for thy choice to take me hither or nay doth concern me most directly, not which face doth don my visage so. Thou mayest place me a multitude of worlds. While thou dost take thine time in deciding I have other matters to attend to for ne'er is The Mighty Thor complacent, all I ask of thee is that thou chooseth wisely.

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You're passive, aren't you?

Nay, were I passive I would have bothered not to say what I wished to say to the mundane. There are also other matters more pressing to mine interests than these, and 'tis to those I am aggressive.

But you said it, and you're fine with it. You made only a little fuss.

What does an aggressive Thor look like?

'Tis better to make only a little fuss, as thou sayest, when only a little fuss is needed. Too big a fuss and thou doth risk making more damage than was any measure of problem to begin with.

An aggressive Thor is a mighty and frightening sight, I assure thee. None may stand against my strength, good Lady, for I am the God of Strength and Thunder! I rage greatly when I do, just as I may love greatly, and revenge greatly, triumph greatly and mistake greatly.

Ne'er do I risk not being great, for I am Thor of Asgard, but to temper mine greatness to make only a little fuss is preferable most times.

I see, so this was a mighty and great little fuss.

[He grins.]

Aye, that it was. Who art thou, good Lady?

Lightning Farron.

Where I'm from depends on what me you really want to know. My mun, .. has me in a variety of tales.

Lightning, my Lady, thy name harkens to me. What is thunder without lightning? [more grinning]

Dost thou have a favorite tale out of these?

Indeed. Might have to use that on you in one of my tales.

All tales are favored, they are all a part of me as I am as much a part of them. I couldn't choose jut one.

Verily thou shouldest, as while I proclaim not to be vainglorious I do claim to be glorious and thy words wouldest strike my attention to center, I assure thee.

Wouldest thou attempt to humble me, Lady Lightning?

They would. But I think they would not matter in the end. I have not said them before and I think I'll keep my silence instead.

Your brother would humble you now, more than any other.

...aye he might at that. Wouldest thou not enjoy trading such words betwixt us ne'er the less?

What would be the point, Thor?

Enjoy what you have.

Wouldest thou not trade any words with me, then?

What would you want to hear from me?

Whate'er thou wishest to say to me. Surely there is something!

You asked for this.

[ A small sigh. ] You're making a huge mistake, I think you're too eager to trust and love and it has made you desperate and now you're giving yourself to Loki like a fitted tool.

The worst lie is the one you tell yourself.

Thy perception is what 'tis, my Lady, but for mine thou dost underestimate Loki and his redemption too greatly.

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