Loki will never die here

Currently Loki owns my ass | secondary blog | moving all activity to @lizwritesfanfic

[dailyhiddles]

“No one understands how little boys become villains without even trying. Trauma, when left untreated, has the capacity to make make a villain out of you. Take this as your reminder. Not all heroes wear capes. Some wear darkness, some wear wounds.” —Nikita Gill

[whitedaydream]

Loki, I thought the world of you.

I thought we were gonna fight side by side forever.

But at the end of the day, you’re you, I’m me.

Maybe there’s still good in you.

But our path diverged a long time ago.

I trust you.

You betray me.

Round and round,

in circles we go.

See, Loki, life is about,

It’s about growth.

It’s about change.

But you stayed the same.

Anyway, I got places to be so good luck.

Let deeds match words. 

[icyxmischief]

Bless. This. Post.  @whitedaydream bless YOU. 

[juliabohemian]

Whoever made this deserves a cookie. Thanks for pinpointing everything wrong with this speech, with visual aids.

[lasimo74allmyworld]

I love this post with all my heart because reveals all the injustices and the lies Loki is been subjected to. Thank you @whitedaydream ❤

[sassenachsansa-deactivated20201]

Loki was definitely not given enough hugs as a child, but he attempted genocide. The good things he’s doing now don’t negate that, and Thor is right!

[whitedaydream]

Do you mean Thor is right for these? ↓ 

And how many good things dose Thor need to do to negate these?

[sassenachsansa-deactivated20201]

I didn’t say Thor was perfect. I said he was right. He began as a hotheaded arrogant prince who grew into a wise king. He never did what loki did. Loki has grown, he still wanted to subjugate an entire planet and rule it like a dictatorship.

[whitedaydream]

Since Odin had subjugated more than seven entire planets and had been ruling Asgard like a dictatorship for like 5,000 years, I don’t see what’s wrong with Loki trying to rule Asgard as a dictator just like his “father”. After all, it was Odin who promised Loki he has the birthright to ascend to the throne of Asgard. 

And Thor did as much as Loki did. Both of them tried to massacre the entire race of frost giants. Oh, another remind: Now Thor is ruling Asgard just “like a dictatorship”, lol.

[lucianalight]

I’ve been summoned by @kaori04 !:D

@magnetic-dreams Thor was right? Let’s take a moment to consider these:

Before his banishment Thor was OK with the idea of genocide. He attempted it before Loki, just because someone called him a princess.

Odin actually commited genocide, ruled the nine realms as an imprialist dictator and up until last moment, Thor still looked up to him. Never condemned Odin for his lies and crimes.

At the start of TR, Thor invaded the planet of Fire Giants, killed their king and lots of its inhbitatnts just because he had a dream of Ragnarok! Just like what he did at the start of first Thor movie.

Meanwhile, Loki when ruling Asgard as Odin, stopped Asgard’s military interventions in other realms and decieded to give them their freedom.

Sure, Loki invaded Earth because of some unclear situation, involving Thanos, who is going to be the villain that all the heroes of MCU are going to fight him and we are not sure how many can survive. But certainly Loki could say no to him, right?

But, you know, Thor was right, just because the movies portray him as a hero and therefore if he does one good thing it can erase all his mistakes. But because Loki is portrayed as a villain, no matter what he does, how many good things he does, they can never negate what he did, right?

[whitedaydream]

At the start of TR, Thor invaded the planet of Fire Giants, killed their king and lots of its inhbitatnts just because he had a dream of Ragnarok! Just like what he did at the start of first Thor movie.

I didn’t realize this until you pointed out. Now I wonder… If it’s Frost Giants who caused Ragnarok in his dream, would Thor carry out a slaughter in Jodunheim, of his brother’s own race?

Are Fire Giants and Frost Giants (still) inferior but strong monsters in Thor’s mind, so he would slaughter them at his will? But mortals on Earth are weak and innocuous livestock, so he needs to protect them?

I’m so confused.

[alstee]

I missed Loki’s reaction in the last couple of images the first time around, dude is trying to calm himself via breathing!

This is after one of the Frost Giants touched his arm but before Loki touches the Casket of Ancient Winters to confirm he is Jotun, isn’t it?!

My heart! D:

No wonder Loki decided not to trust Thor in the first film. (”He would kill me too if he knew, wouldn’t he?”)

Like, damn.

[nikkoliferous]

Never, ever forget that Thor (2011) opened with a young Thor vowing to one day hunt down and slay any remaining frost giants.

I’m certain Loki hasn’t forgotten.

[goode-matthew]

robert, your tony is showing.

[glutenfreewaffles]

So I recently noticed something about Tony Stark...

This man

never

lets anyone

drive him.

He literally

is always

the one in the drivers seat.

He has a chauffeur 

that he drives. 

And then I realized…

There’s probably

good reason

for that. 

[not-to-worry--fan-not-stalker]

OH WELL GOD DAMN YOU…

[starkerravingmad]

BUT HE DOES LET HAPPY DRIVE HIM WHEN HE’S TAKING PETER HOME, BECAUSE GIVING PETER HIS FULL ATTENTION AFTER DRAGGING HIM INTO THE AIRPORT FIGHT IS MORE IMPORTANT TO TONY THAN FEELING PERSONALLY SAFE

AND THAT’S THE TEA

[lets-do-get-help-deactivated202]

MY FUCKING HEART

[spiderlingsblog]

I’m just still not over that he memorised exactly how to get to Peter’s home and Peter’s little puppy dog eyes of surprise when Tony’s correcting Happy just I swear this is fanfiction

[nasafic-deactivated20200122]

incorrect marvel quotes (x)

[luxury-loki]

Russos talking about IW:

Loki in IW:

Me after IW:

[mamalazzer]

Harry Potter/Avengers AU

The Avengers are a team of Witches and Wizards fighting against the Dark Lord Thanos. 

Tony is the mad Wizarding inventor who is a genius with a wand. Bruce is a part-time healer, full-time shape-shifting werewolf. Clint and Natasha are Unspeakables. Thor is a Quidditch beater. And Auror Steve has one hell of a shield charm. 

(Oh, and Loki is a Death Eater, which no one is surprised about)

[mamalazzer]

Just needed to add an imperio’d Bucky as the Winter Sorcerer and Peggy in Steve’s compass…

Oh! And Peter going to Hogwarts having Harry Potter like adventures. And Mad Eye Fury is Head of the Department of Mysteries…

And T’Challa, who is from the completely magical kingdom of Wakanda (and has an Animagus that is a black panther). And Scott, who has been incarcerated in Azkaban.

Oh, and I missed Quidditch Warrior Thor the first time (who usually prefers being a beater) so here he is with Wanda, who is a defected ex-Death Eater

[wanderingworldwarrior]

Uuuhhhmmmmmm yes please? Lol

[thvrodinson-deactivated20180622]

[delyth88]

Out of context this looks to me like Loki is terrified, thinking about the implications of what the Other had just promised. I had never viewed it that way when watching it as part of the film. Makes perfect sense in hindsight though I might just be reading into it what I want to see.

[citizen-of-the-fandom]

One of my favorite Avengers Loki-redemption-arcs is where this is the moment where Loki decides to blithely sabotage his own invasion. He sends Barton to Romanoff knowing they have a connection and she can snap him out of it, ignores Selvig adding a back door to the portal device, deliberately gives the Avengers someone to fight so they are forced to work together, manipulates Thor into realizing that there are greater dangers beyond him, doesn’t kill Tony when he can, focuses his destructive fire on an empty street filled with cars, provokes a fight with someone stronger than him, and calmly doesn’t escape until he’s safely put away in Asgard’s dungeon where Thanos can’t get to him.

As much as I like Loki-underestimates-literally-everyone-on-Earth-and-loses, I like Loki-lost-on-purpose better.

[juliabohemian]

I actually always assumed that it was the intention of the filmmaker to imply Loki lost on purpose. Hence the inclusion of lines like “why do I get the feeling he’s the only one on this boat that wants to be here?” Loki was way too easily apprehended. Then he stood around waiting for Thor to finish fighting with Tony, when he could easily have just left. I continue to be surprised to learn people came away from that movie feeling like Loki lost because he was somehow inferior to the Avengers. 

[hxcfairyhasmoved]

[thoki4ever]

# YOU CAN ALMOST FEEL THE INTERNAL SHUDDER HE GIVES AT SAYING HE’S FROM JOTUNHIEM (via  hxcfairy)

[suckerforloki]

What is Jane even grabbing at?

[projectprotectloki]

Happy 4th!

[the-sun-shining-on-thorki]

Question: Did Loki die instantly?

He might not have died instantly, but it was inevitable.

It is not unknown that having your neck snapped does not necessary kill you. With immediate medical attention and surgery, there is a chance to survive.

What if Loki was still alive for a short time duration, paralysed, before succumbing to his injury? His death was not instant but inevitable, since there are no healers around to save him. The way Thanos handled his body (parading it in front of Thor before throwing it onto the ground) might also further traumatise it.

“When you break the neck with enough force to break the spinal cord (the central system that goes from the head to the rest of the body through the neck), the controlling computer is cut off from the body systems; heart, lungs, muscles, organs, etc. Without the brain to control these systems, they shut off; the lungs stop taking in air, the heart stops beating, and all the muscles go limp.

If the victim is fortunate, the act that broke the neck knocked him or her unconscious, so their brain will short out and die in short order. If the victim is particularly unfortunate, they will retain consciousness as their heart stops beating and their lungs stop breathing; the victim will have seconds… maybe as many as two minutes of consciousness as they start to suffocate and panic.”

Hearing is reportedly the last sense to fail when dying.

Loki might be faintly conscious of his surrounding, when he laid there as Thanos worked his power stone and departed with the Black Order.

He might not be able to see anything, but might faintly hear Thor’s muffled screams through the gag.

If he was lucky, he might even hear Thor whispering “No, Loki” and his sobs.

He would know that Thor had survived due to his sacrifice, he had successfully distracted the Titan and brought the wrath upon himself.

He would know that Thor’s last words to him were never meant to be “You really are the worst, brother”.

Most importantly, he would die knowing he was very much loved.

Instead of trying to get away (as futile as it sounds), Thor stayed behind not simply because he had lost all hope of living.

He stayed because he was aware that Loki might still be conscious, and would be spending the final moments of his life alone and left to die if he did not stay by his side.

This is just the type of pat talk I need when I am still grieving after the ACE Con today. And I need to bless Tom for saying that Loki and Thor were meant to be together since birth. That’s just beautiful.

Thor 4 would be about Thor picking himself up again after losing his other half, he will be fine cos he has got sparkles.

There was a horror movie called “The Grudge”, in which the female protagonist had her neck snapped by her husband when he suspected her of having an affair. She did not die instantly but was left paralysed and dying on the ground as she heard her son drowned by her husband. Her extreme anger and sadness turned her into a vengeful ghost that haunted the house. That kinda made me rethink about the impact of neck snapping on the human body.

[suckerforloki]

I... Oh damn it all

[tomloki]

He represents chaos in opposition to order and sometimes what you need is a bit of chaos.

[suckerforloki]

Are you implying there are still people who think he is evil?

[evepolastrl]

what did it cost? everything.

[vaor]

I don’t want to disappear without a forewarning.

As of July 4th 2018, the Internet as we know it might be dead for good. 

The European Parliament is passing a new Copyright Directive.  Article 13 #CensorshipMachine will impose widespread censorship of all the content we share online. Art, fanfiction, parodies, remixes, mashups, memes, etc.. Anything that you do not hold the rights over will be taken down. 

Article 13 would force all online platforms to police and prevent the uploading of copyrighted content, or make people seek the correct licenses to post that content. Internet platforms hosting large amounts of user-uploaded content must monitor user behaviour and filter their contributions to identify and prevent copyright infringement. 

Such filters will be mandatory for platforms including YouTube, Facebook, Tumblr, Reddit and Instagram, but also much smaller websites. 

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This doesn’t just affect Europe. The content creators you love are going to be in hot water for sharing their art and writing with you online. Any and all content that doesn’t belong to us will be filtered. Even memes are at risk, as the person who took the original photo may want to file complaints against any platform that allows it to be used without permission. But it goes even further than that.

Last Tuesday (19th June 2018) a group of more than 70 people who have played important roles in building the internet and developing it (Tim Berners-Lee, Vincent Cerf, Jimmy Wales, Mitchell Baker…) into what it is today addressed an open letter to the members of the European Parliament:

“As creators ourselves, we share the concern that there should be a fair distribution of revenues from the online use of copyright works, that benefits creators, publishers, and platforms alike.

But Article 13 is not the right way to achieve this. By requiring Internet platforms to perform automatic filtering all of the content that their users upload, Article 13 takes an unprecedented step towards the transformation of the Internet from an open platform for sharing and innovation, into a tool for the automated surveillance and control of its users. […] The damage that this may do to the free and open Internet as we know it is hard to predict, but in our opinions could be substantial.”

Here is the original Article 13. It’s even scarier. / Link 2 

Here is how to contact your MEPs. 

Here is a full list of everything that will be affected.

Europe is facing a huge problem, and unlike with Net Neutrality, the world doesn’t seem to care. 

[littlemisssyreid-deactivated202]

Please, please, please help get Article 13 removed. 

If it passes, blogs like mine will disappear. Fanfiction. Open-source software. Memes. Everything we know and love about our internet will be affected. I could go on and on about it, but for the sake of brevity, I’m holding my tongue. 

We only have until the 4th of July. 

This is Net Neutrality 2.0. Please help stop it. This does not just affect EU citizens. 

#DeleteArt13 #SaveYourInternet

[delyth88]

You know what I want?

I think I’ve just figured out what it is. Someone from Marvel/actors/the media/interviewers to articulate how Loki fans are feeling after Infinity War. And even better would be some sort of sympathetic discussion of the final events of Loki’s life.

That’s it.

I don’t need a long angry argument. Just acknowledgement.

And to be honest, I would have thought it a huge compliment to the film makers over the past 10 years that they have managed to generate such feeling amongst a subset of fans that this is something that is desired.

[projectprotectloki]

[odnson]

Odin and Loki on Jane.

[small-potato-of-defiance]

Isn’t it interesting that Odin says, in effect, “don’t attach yourself to humans because their mortality makes them unworthy” while Loki says “don’t attach yourself to humans because their mortality will cause you pain”.

And yet it is Loki who is considered to be the cruel and evil one and Odin the kind father-figure?

[hiddleston-daily]

Tom Hiddleston visits the Marvel offices. [link]

[suckerforloki]

Tom... Your Loki is showing in that third gif and it makes Loki's army want to give you that well deserved hug.