on revelations and surprises;

[ex_flyting687]

It stings, doesn't it? Knowing that somewhere out there, in a different universe, you contend not just against Thor but a brother who is more kin to him than you will ever be. And it's insult to injury that Thor never knew until now, that he might choose this Odinson over you.

So it seems you're right, mortal woman - my feelings for the Bright One will always be constant and consistent throughout the realms.

What say you now?

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[ex_flyting687]

Fool.

How many times have I thrown my door open to you, only for you to turn away? How many times, if you do remember?

[not_taserproof]

I, the fool. It is you who pluck your reasonings from realms not our own, to justify your betrayal.

[ex_flyting687]

Yes, the fool. Because you assume I am not aware of my shortcomings, and so you make all the wrong assumptions, Thor.

Predictable.

[not_taserproof]

I assumed nothing of the sort. I would not discredit you so far as that, brother.

You knew what you had done, what it would cause, yet you would always seat the blame on us for your need to do so.

[ex_flyting687]

Only because you would not claim any of yours, as you have always done. Loki is a coward, Loki is a liar, Loki is never worth it — you call that love?

Am I that pathetic to you?

[not_taserproof]

...I pity you, perhaps. But for your madness, not your perceived lack of worth.

[ex_flyting687]

I see only what you've let me see. What would you want of me, this time?

[not_taserproof]

As ever. To see you return home.

[ex_flyting687]

I have no home by my own doing, Thor.

[not_taserproof]

You will always have a home, however much you tell yourself otherwise.

[ex_flyting687]

You would invite the destruction of your own with these sentiments of yours.