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[slyest]

I grow weary of your constant indecision.

Make a choice and abide by it. I'll not have your whims continue to distract me.

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[lacksboobs]

Heh, tell me about it.

Indecision loses battles.

[slyest]

Indeed it does.

[lacksboobs]

Although, I've never lost one myself.

[ Titus is not quite sure why he's talking to this randomer. He's probably just amused that someone else is at least as frustrated as him. ]

[slyest]

Nor have I.

[weddingcrasher]

Loki, right? Tee hee! You talk funny.

[slyest]

By what standard do you judge my speech?

[weddingcrasher]

By normal person standards, of course!

[slyest]

I assume you refer to mortals.

[weddingcrasher]

Sure, if that's what you wanna call 'em.

[slyest]

And why is that?

[slyest]

That sounds like an excuse, Stark.

[ Oh, he knows. ]

[slyest]

A willingness to bend to the dictates of others.

[slyest]

What are these consequences of which you speak?

[ He is so not buying any of this. ]

[slyest]

And you would fear being ignored, would you not?

[ It hasn't taken him very long to work out that being ignored is not something Stark takes kindly toward.

As for those aforementioned carnivals of fools, he will continue giving games a wide berth, thank you very much. ]

[slyest]

Oh, I don't know. There are benefits to not being the center of attention.

[ He spent quite a long time being ignored. He's used to it. ]

[slyest]

Do you jest?

[ It's so deadpan that it should be obvious that he is not jesting. How a man, particularly one who claims to be some sort of hero, does not know the value of invisibility, Loki cannot understand. ]

[slyest]

There is much to be said for observation, Stark. And it is far more difficult to observe the truth when you stand before those you wish to watch than it is to stand unseen among them.

[ Mortals. So hopeless. And incapable of seeing the bigger picture. ]