You walked down the familiar halls, taking in every sight, wonderous as they were, although you had seen them your entire life. Your family was well known in Asgard, and you had spent much of your childhood studying with the princes. Thor had always been foolhardy, hardly ever considering what he was saying, and how it would affect those around him. But this, this was going too far. Loki had a very close secret, one that he shared with no one, not even with you or Thor. You could not blame him though, Thor would yell Loki's preciously kept secret to all the 9 realms without a second thought.
Thor knew of his secret, and how he valued it so, and attempted to pressure Loki into divulging it in front of everyone. As Thor forced Loki to back into a wall in an attempt to hide, you watched, fearing to do anything. You feared the brothers' anger, although they were your closest and oldest friends. To intervene would quite possibly evoke the Thunder God's anger. You watched as Loki's eyes brimmed with tears, carefully keeping them in check so that they wouldn't spill over in front of his pompous brother. In a moment, between blinks, Loki had disappeared! You silently laughed to yourself, as Thor's eyes fumed with anger and confusion, obviously not knowing where his brother had gone. You, of course, knew, as you had always been closer to the raven-haired prince.
The anger at Thor welled up inside of you, threatning to blow at the next person you saw. You had to remind yourself that you were going to Loki. The anger would not ease the tensions, and would only make his problems worse. As you reached the end of a passageway, you glanced around to make sure that there would be no one watching. As you both were skilled in the art of seidr, the...
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"So I was right. Not even my closest "friend" can stand before me now. But then again, why would a monster like me need any friends. None of you care anyway."
There was a smirk across his face, and a dark expression behind it. The sadness that weighed heavily upon your chest felt as if Mjolnir itself layed on you. But added to the pain was a newfound anger. You looked up and stared into Loki's eyes. You stepped towards him, without breaking your gaze. A look of surprise shone in his eyes, and it just as quickly disappeared. As you stepped towards him again you slowly raised your hand. Loki visibly stiffened at what he thought was coming. Thor, as well as Frigga, had tried the same thing. The tender touch of their hand was supposed to soothe him, and he expected the same from you. You, however had something very different in mind.
A combined example of these two aspects can be seen in the Avengers: Age of Ultron directed by Joss Whedon. Thor, Norse
The story of Lokis is a narrative from a professor’s point of view of a strange man named Count Szemioth who exhibits unusual animalistic behaviors. Despite this, the Count is merely described as eccentric. The Count has certainly lived an eccentric life, his mother was mauled by a bear and became mad as a result, to the point where she had suicidal tendencies and called her newborn son ‘the beast!’, and the Count himself encountered a bear but was only licked and then left alone. The characters first meet when the professor goes back to his room in the Count’s castle only to be greeted by an intruder who was climbing the tree outside his window, when the professor asks one of the servants if it was someone from the household, the servant remains
She also trusted everyone. She trusted a little too much. She told Loki (who was in disguise) about this one plant that she had overlooked. She loved Balder and trusted all the gods not to put him in harm. They tested it, they threw stones and shot arrows at him which always hit the ground before they got near him. But Loki was jealous of Balder because every one loved him so much. So Loki set out to find the mistletoe. He was so jealous that he wanted Balder dead. His jealousy over took him even though he was a god. He set out and found the mistletoe without any trouble; he then came back to where all the gods were testing out Balder by throwing things at him. Loki found Balder’s blind brother and told him that he should be respectful and throw something at Balder too. So because of Loki’s jealousy he helped the blind brother aim the mistletoe at Balder and throw it. It killed Balder instantly. Even though every one knew that Loki had done it, because they had lost the one that they loved they were too sad to do anything about it. Frigg thought that she had made sure of Balder’s safety even though she had overlooked this one small plant. Because Frigg trusted Loki she told him about that plant, she never thought that he would have killed Balder.
The Norse god Loki is well known for his trickery and deceit in modern culture. He had a quick wit, a twisted sense of humor, and an appetite from devilry. In actuality he wasn’t born a god at all. Loki was the son of the giant Farbauti and giantess Laufey (“Loki: the Father of Lies and Deceit”). He snuck his way into becoming a god and was considered one of the Aesir. Even so he was a sort of “anti-hero” to the gods because of his mischievous ways (Allen, Saunders, “LOKI”).
terror but I couldn’t understand why my creator was horrified at my sight I was devastated all I remember was charging at him My farther was running for his life when my farther thought I was dead he left town without me keeping his secret in his attic.
Loki is known as the trickster god of Norse mythology and is even said to be one of the first anti-heroes. He is also probably one of the most well-known tricksters as well. In the Norse myths, he is often portrayed as being very mischievous and is always causing trouble for the gods. In fact, “he was so outrageously mischievous that he even sneaked his way into becoming a god” (Allen, and Saunders, par. 1). However, even though he almost always seems to be getting the gods into some kind of trouble, he also helps them at times in an attempt to get them out of their predicaments…even if those predicaments are his own fault to begin with.
Thor is the god of thunder who lived in asgard. The movie is about Thor’s
[Thor] Naw its fine watch this. (Clears throat) Are you an appendix cause I have this feeling in my stomach that I should take you out.
...en doing this a long time, and I have never seen someone with your amount of spunk…” Shaking his head in awe, Loki turned and rummaged through his belongings. Finding what he was looking for he turned toward her, “Well, a deal’s a deal. Here’s your voice back.” He stretched out a knobby hand and reluctantly revealed a tiny silver vile. Corinthia snatched it off his palm and emptied it in one gulp before he could change his mind. The two stood in the middle of the clearing staring at each other, one confused one furious. “Well, did it work? Did you feel anything?” Corinthia took a deep breath and placated her fury. I don’t feel any different, so I suppose there’s only one way to find out if it worked. Reflecting on how Loki treated her, she contemplated her first words.
...s sleep, to catch Thor, who is holding onto Loki. It is at this time that Loki finally confesses is reasoning for his actions, “I could have done it, Father! I could have done it! For you! For all of us!” (Miller). Odin does not approve of Loki or his actions at this point, and a disappointed Loki lets go of his once-brother Thor, and Loki falls into a warm whole, to be presumed dead until a year later when he comes back for revenge in the Avengers.
‘’ I appreciate you telling me all of this but you said nothing about the past. How are you feeling right now? What do you think of every day since you are mostly alone? I wish to help you so the others will let you be a part of the team.’’ ‘’ I am aware of their hatred towards me and I aim to stay out of their ways. I would be keen to become my true self again although it is implausible and dubious. My tricks and mischief was somewhat innocent before my encounter with Thanos. His presence in my life was the beginning of the downfall I presume.’’ Loki replied despondently and postulating that everyone else would consider a change in him to be faux. ‘’Do you know that before I was assigned to evaluate you I had another project in mind? I was about to request to take on your brother as a patient for I had noticed his whole façade was bogus. He always communicating with everyone on a superficial level but I observed his expressions and they revealed how horrific he was feeling. I am confessing this to you now because I need you to comprehend that Thor was genuinely wounded emotionally from ton having you around. So I would like to ask you to talk to him and tell him exactly what you told me here today. The Avengers won’t fully trust you from the beginning of your collaboration nevertheless the least you can do is attempt to mend your relationship
Odin is the ruler of the gods in Norse mythology. He was stuck by his own spear pinned to the World Tree. There he learned nine songs and eighteen runes. Odin lives in Asgard; from his throne he observes everything that happens in the nine worlds. Valhalla is a hall in Asgard where the dead warriors are taken; Odin is also known to reside there (pantheon/odin).
Furthermore, the main rising action and plot twist of the film are also products of Loki’s antics. The instigating moment which causes Thor to visit Jotunheim is in fact caused by Loki. Loki manages to sneak Giants into Asgard in order to create tension between Thor and the Giants, ultimately leading Thor to his banishment. This is consistent with events in Ragnarok, also known as the Doom of the Gods, where Loki is seen to side with, and even lead, the Giants and against the gods (Somerville and McDonald 51). The unanticipated plot twist in the film is that Loki initially betrays the gods and cooperates with the Giants, but is revealed to have double-crossed the Giants in order to gain Odin’s favour. All this treachery leads one to question Loki’s loyalty, as that is a very important quality of a warrior. This would usually bring up the subject of honour, but it is known throughout mythology that Loki is an eccentric character, and like Odin, transgresses boundaries. He has sacrificed his honour on many occasions, such as dressing up as “Freya’s” handmaiden, or seducing a horse, and fathering monstrous offspring (Lindow 217). Therefore, the fact that Loki misleads the gods and deceives the Giants in Thor is not
Thor is a God who loves a good boisterous party. He has a great hall of over 500 rooms and of...
I saw his fist once again heading toward my head. I was taut to never let the enemy away with victory so this time I did the same thing back to him as he has done to me.