Tom is great, all good, but dear lord in heaven yes. The second image. The second image please, so hard things bruise. If he also had the horns on I—
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Consumed with Loki/Sigyn feels.
What if, in Marvel movie!verse, Sigyn knew she was the only one who could truly stand between Loki and the rest of the realms? What if she knew she could bind him without destroying herself, but what is INSIDE him… What if that required a sacrifice? A truly great one?
In my head canon Sigyn is still Incantation Fetter. She has a gift for binding the powers of others. But the greater the binding, the more she is required to give - not just her time, energy, and strength, but sometimes physical pieces of herself. And to bind Loki (and whoever is working with/through him), requires more than a piece. And one day, on the verge of winning what would be a decisive battle, Sigyn comes to Loki, Sigyn Incantation Fetter and Victory-bringer - and he KNOWS. Because my Sigyn comes from a conquered people, and she HATES it. Hates seeing anyone being forced to yield to another.
So when Sigyn comes to him, on that battlefield, Loki’s ego may allow him to believe for a moment that she has come to join him, has come to throw her powers behind him and rule beside him. But the knife in her hand cuts in more than one way, and he’d know before she acted what her true purpose was. Because I think she’d be willing to die to preserve the freedom of the realms. And he’d know that. And the only reason he’ll get to keep her forever despite all their differences is because it’s her life that’s binding him, turning him into an empty vessel for the power he used to be able to command.
Are any of you now filled with Loki/Sigyn feels?
Cadmean Victory
Well, this is a tale of Loki and Sigyn, and the lengths it is possible to go to when the price of victory is unlimited.
This fic draws more on legend than the movies. If there are any other influences, it would be Thor comic!verse, where Asgard does come to an end before being re-established/reborn/reincarnated. At one point, this story was merely a prologue to something more, a story where Sigyn was reborn after Ragnarok, but had given up her powers so that she could live a mortal life and die a mortal death, figuring that would be kinder than the life she’d previously had. Now it is a story of how she redefines and demands victory in her name, despite what it will cost Loki.
Summary: Sigyn empties her bowl and returns to him with the faithfulness of the tides.
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The resemblance is uncanny.
#I don’t know whether to hug him or rub his belly #loki #you look so sad #let me love you #and mother your children #I don’t care if they’re snakes and shit #I just want to take you home with me #I’ll do naughty things to you #but I promise not to tie you up unless you want it #because I bet you’re a kinky bastard #you naughty thing you #Santa’s so putting coal in your stocking
Last one for today.
- First - OMG, mythology!canon! Sure, sure, his lips aren’t ACTUALLY sewn shut, but guys. I think the gag is a perfectly acceptable modern analogy (except, you know, way less painful).
- Second, how the hell did they get that piece of tech put together so fast? Is Erik a tesseract know-it-all these days? Having spent so much time with it, does he now have an innate understanding of it’s nature?
- Third, would Thor have been able to make it home on his own, or does he require the participation of Loki to make this work?
- Fourth - Loki is actually participating. Do not tell me that he’s incapable of breaking free if he wants. He should have been able to do that back at the beginning of Thor. But this isn’t an advantageous time for him to escape, is it? He has no allies on Earth, and his intergallatic buddies have to be pretty pissed that not only did they fail to get the tesseract, but that Tony blew up one of their space stations, and they lost a sizable chunk of an army in the process. So where the hell would he even go if he did get away?
- But still, it comes down to Thor holding out the tesseract device and Loki making a decision. And he decides to go with Thor.
- I really, really, really hope that Thor 2 provides just a few bits of information that’ll clue us in to what happened after Thor and Loki reappear in Asgard.
Ugh. Thor’s tone when he said this to Loki. It was so damn…artless. He honestly believes that if Loki listens, then he’ll be able to make everything be okay. If Loki will just give up and come home, then Thor can fix the rest.
(Source: hiddleston, via dancingwithheadphones-deactivat)
the look on loki’s face tho
Perfect acting there, imo. It just screams, “oh, snap, my brother’s here” and he regresses to looking like a much younger version of himself, to a Loki that must have once been sought out countless times by his older brother to be disciplined after one too many pranks on the men and ladies of the court in Asgard.
It’s like the years melt away and both Loki and Thor are oblivious to anyone and everyone around them, their line of focus being solely on one another. Thor is the one that gets to him, really makes him lose that self-control, that self-assurance. He reduces him to being just Loki, rather than Loki the would-be conqueror, Loki who wants to destroy everything in his path. With and before Thor, he’s still his younger brother in so many ways; they have shared so much of themselves in the past with one another, he can’t just discard all of that.
Thor affects him, makes his blood boil, makes him weep, makes him yearn to be his equal. He stirs all these feelings in Loki, and subsequently, also in us as we watch his reaction to Thor coming to get him and pull him away from his captors.
…I just have a lot of Loki feels, okay.
What breaks my heart about the way Loki looks at Thor, and the way Thor just punts Tony out of the way like he doesn’t even matter, is that I have to wonder if this is what Loki’s been waiting for the whole time he was with the Chitauri.
Only Thor never came.
And now it’s too late.
I adore that Thor is just pissed with Loki. Look at the way he grabs him, first by the collar and then by the throat (and still takes a moment to look his brother in the eye before getting back on with the manhandling). He’s going to throttle Loki for never letting on that he lived through his fall, for putting him through all that pain and then haring off to go into trouble that even his big brother might not be able to get him out of. On that mountain, Thor says, “Of course I mourned,” but how much of that mourning was made up of regret and guilt? He watched his brother come unhinged, heard him give in to his poisoned self image, and then was helpless to save him from his choices. He’s a BIG BROTHER. Standing by helplessly is NOT what older siblings are supposed to do.
(via songofthestarwhale)
Yeah this…breaks my heart. Loki could have stabbed Thor anywhere - the heart, the face - and he chooses his side. Not lethal. Not even close. And it’s with this dinky little throwing knife that we know he’s capable of being deadly with. He needs to get Thor away from him, because if anyone has any hope of talking Loki out of this, it’s Thor. You can see him holding Loki’s wrist, still trying to keep him there, even after all this.After everything that’s happened, Thor still holds out for the good in his brother. Loki has to physically pull his hand away. And then he sheds a goddamn tear and says, “Sentiment.” Do you know what the definition of sentiment is? It’s: an attitude, thought, or judgement, prompted by feeling. And that kind of boils down to his whole motivation, doesn’t it? Everything he does is motivated by this deep, personal inner turmoil. That little smile after he says it is far from the terrifying smile we saw at the start of the film. This one is painful, and full of realization.
Loki, your whole existence hurts me.
Why did you post that
I did not ask for all these feels.
LOKI STOP IT. STOP GIVING US ALL THESE FEELS.
YOU’RE TEARING ME APART LOKI!!
I was hoping someone else had noticed that little tear and was also cursing Tom Hiddleston for being such a Loki-lovin’, freakishly emotive actor. Loki could have been mocking Thor here, but that one GD little tear turns his statement back on himself. I mean, they are such BROTHERS, whaling on each other with fists instead of weapons eventually, because the weapons become too impersonal and there is nothing impersonal about their struggle.
(Source: hiddlestonr, via songofthestarwhale)
No. We can. Together.
I think, just for one second, as Loki is staring out at the mayhem he’s caused, he’s dismayed. But then he remembers he’s up to his neck with intergallatic gangsters and he decides, “What the hell.” Which, when you consider the last time he decided, “What the hell,” he fell off the remains of the Bifrost and into an unstable wormhole… You’d think eventually he’d learn that isn’t the smartest choice to make.
#so let’s talk about this #this is loki’s big opening number #this is how he introduces himself to the new realm of earth #his opening volley #his brash declaration of war #’i am loki of asgard’ #except you’re totally not loki #and you’re the only one in the room that knows it #so what are you trying to prove loki? #who are you trying to convince? #why claim your home here and now when no one is around to notice? #because no matter how much loki hates his family #no matter how much he hates his realm #no matter how much he hates the æsir #he hates not being one more #he hates being jötunn more #therein is loki’s most childish and saddest fault #he tried so desperately to remain an æsir #he killed his own father in a hopeless futile scheme to make it not so #he razed jötunheimr to try and scour their stain from his body #being a jötunn was so foul to his mind that murder and genocide became viable courses of action #he clings desperately to his æsir identity before turning around and denying thor as his brother with his next breath #so long as no is around to see it he cleaves to his title of loki of asgard #but never to his brother’s face #because then thor wins #again #thor is right again #and loki would rather be alone than be wrong again
Okay, we have to add on to this. Because is the thing about Loki in the Avengers that really gets us. See, he’s incredibly intelligent. He’s a trickster; he has to be. He had to know, right from the start, what the probably outcomes of this whole thing were. He had to. Maybe he tried not to, maybe he lied to himself, but somewhere deep down, he had to have known. But he went ahead and did all this anyway, so why?
‘Because I am the monster who parents tell their children about at night,’ he said. He was one of those children. He truly believes he’s a monster; he will look back on his life, on his childhood, and twist every memory, every action and outcome, in order to prove this to himself, because that’s what the brain does sometimes when we’re afraid and hurting. Loki hates himself; in his mind he is a monster, ruining all he touches, unworthy of his brother’s love. Not capable of being ‘fixed.’
Loki spends the entire film pissing off as many powerful people as he can, especially Thor. He probably knew that dropping Thor wouldn’t kill him, and that knife he stabbed him with? Too short to do any real damage. He knew Thor would survive. So why do it? Because he wants Thor to hate him. Because it’s easier. Because Thor caring for him hurts too much, even though he wants it too.
Because we don’t think Loki was counting on surviving this whole escapade and because Loki figures that as long as he’s going to die anyway it might as well be at the hands of the brother he loves so much, in spite of everything.
Because then Thor could be the martyr, the king who sacrificed everything, even killed his own beloved brother, in order to protect his people. And Loki would be free.
This.
aaaaaaaaaagh
(Source: hiddlestonr, via destinedtobeunworthy)
Loki’s mind is far afield, it’s not just power he craves, it’s vengeance. There’s no pain that would prise his need from him.
(Source: finching, via tomhiddleztonhasmoved-deactivat)
It’s unusually high for someone your size. We have to fix that.
inspired by this.
(via becausehiddles)
