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New house same game!

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THEYRE ALL CONCERNED FOR HER!! 🥺

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weimar 2019

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Domani ho un esame, sono nel panico, ed è da stamattina che fisso i miei appunti inespressiva, senza ripetere.

Addio, vado a cercare un tutorial su come morire

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Day 362 – If you were any other man… http://bit.ly/2RfNTla

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Mud Road Ushafa Village, FCT, Nigeria

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What I liked about Thor: Ragnarok was that it highlighted the fact that Thor and Loki were raised together and spent a significant portion of their lives spending time together. They know each other much better than anyone else, and it’s fairly easy for the both of them to fall back into that routine despite the major events that have divided them.

All previous films emphasized this division between Thor and Loki. Of course, we got these brotherly moments but nothing that really captured the magnitude of their relationship. So, there’s a lot of... “this seems weird” or “out of character” going around re: the dialogue between Thor and Loki, but it actually felt very organic to me given what we know about their childhood. 

It makes sense that it is so easy for Thor and Loki to team up again. Thor, because it’s the right thing to do. Loki, because it’s in his own best interest. As bitter and angry they can be at one another, there’s this sentimentality that they have for one another that cannot be broken. It’s what drives Thor to continually try to save Loki. It’s what keeps Loki from killing Thor or leaving him for dead.

...and it’s sad because Thor does wish he can trust Loki. Thor did think the world of Loki, and I’m sure he still does because he knows that Loki can be more than what Loki shows himself to be to others. Thor has literally seen it before, and they can act like going their separate ways is what is best but neither one of them really wants that to happen. 

Joking together. Petty arguing. Fighting side by side. Creating distractions. etc. It’s all pretty natural because they’ve been doing this for so damn long. They did this kind of thing when they were boys. I cannot overstate that they know each other so well. This was demonstrated well in Ragnarok unlike the others which made Loki seem like the maligned little brother Thor didn’t understand.