My take on Loki and Mobius no one seems to share because it all became a ship war is that:
In S1, Mobius is horrible to Loki. It's a captive/captor relationship where the captor takes out anger at being inconvenienced by their captive's self-preservation by physically (by proxy) and psychologically abusing him. He also uses very dehumanizing language when referring to Loki.
He DID NOT give Loki therapy. That's a police interrogation using unethical tactics. I don't care what Kate Herron said in the interview. She's wrong and misinterpreted the show she directed. And Michael Waldron is also wrong.
In S2, Mobius DOES make it up to Loki and shows he's sorry by risking his skin to save Loki.
Mobius didn't fix Loki or make him good. Loki was the one to set Mobius on a path to redemption.
OPINION: The concept of using the TVA to explore Loki and his fight against pre-determinism and being put into boxes has a lot of potential. The TVA has such fucked up implications. HOWEVER, this show always picked the laziest and cheapest way to go about it, and abandoned too many threads.












