[ Once again, Thor's surprised by how easily Loki agrees. He wouldn't really offer to go to Earth under those conditions, would he? Unless he was aiming to reacquire the Tesseract, maybe. It's more likely that he's lying just to satisfy Thor, but it's been a rough few weeks, and a rougher few days before that. It's been a rough few minutes, standing here, talking to his brother after everything, and whatever argument or doubt Thor has, it can wait until a more pressing moment. He still wants to believe in that happy ending, fool though he is. ]
I do.
[ Rather than thank Loki twice in the same conversation and risk universes exploding in surprised shock for it, he clasps Loki's neck fondly instead and smiles, and lets the action and his expression speak for him— the gratitude, the trust, the togetherness— before ending it, crossing his hands in front of him again and looking around at the people slowly begining to regather from their scare. ]
I liked the snakes. But were the spiders necessary? Seemed like overkill.
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I do.
[ Rather than thank Loki twice in the same conversation and risk universes exploding in surprised shock for it, he clasps Loki's neck fondly instead and smiles, and lets the action and his expression speak for him— the gratitude, the trust, the togetherness— before ending it, crossing his hands in front of him again and looking around at the people slowly begining to regather from their scare. ]
I liked the snakes. But were the spiders necessary? Seemed like overkill.