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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[kingofsorts]

I cannot possibly speak for my Lords, but I will say to you this: the Allfather has ever had reasons for keeping secrets. As he has kept my birthright from me was all but good intent. As for Thor, why would you want the very brother you insult and curse to ever chose you? I have only ever seen you push against him.

Thor is no longer looks for your return to Asgard with any jovial expression. Any day you return to Odin's halls is considered a bad omen. Think on this if you want to continue to twist your words and stew in your hatred.

[ex_flyting687]

[It's like no one listens. No one is listening because it's not about reconciliation, or acceptance, or any of these noble, kind things you and the rest of your ilk have been harping on from the moment this had begun. The Allfather has his reasons he hardly ever divulges, and yet no one questions the intent - who would stand up to that man and claim his intentions ill?

No one. Simply because he is Allfather, and so it is done as it is said, and no one is the wiser.

But let Loki speak, or act or move with intention - and what do people do? Suspect him, guard against him, preach "repenting" or "changing for the good" or a million other things, without even giving it a moment to consider the weight of what he's even saying. And why?

Because he is Loki, and so it is done as it is said, and no one is the wiser.

Has not Thor himself doubted the child, too?

There was nothing wrong with Loki, in the beginning - and just as your lot would claim that he lie in the bed he's made on his own, Loki will repeat the words to you in turn; you made a villain out of him, if not by action then by omission. He knows what he's done, and he knows what you've done; did you know that he knows? Or does your hypocrisy know no bounds, for so long as you are the "good"?

Judging by your own standards hardly measures fairly, but that would be arguing in semantics as far as you're concerned. But villains do not simply rise from the earth fully formed - and evil shall with only evil be expelled.

What does that say about you?]

You see but do not see. As always.

[kingofsorts]

I see you as you are, and what your actions make of you. No more, no less.

[Have your secrets and shadows, if that will save your pride. But this is what you make of yourself. This is how anyone would see it and how it shall always be unless otherwise told.]