Loki is more of a “NYAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!”-guy isn’t he?
in a coat of gold or a coat of red, a lion still has claws
and mine are long and sharp, my lord, as long and sharp as yours
“You have committed crimes that cannot be pardoned,” he says. “It is my duty, as king of Asgard, to punish your crimes.”
His voice shakes when he says it, like it hurts to get it out.
“I am exiling you the Isle of Silence, where you will have no contact, not for a century’s time –”
Thor can’t be silent any longer. He steps next to Loki again, grabbing his arm, still eager to protect him. If he doesn’t who will?
“No,” Thor says. “Father, no.”
“Thor.”
“Father, please. You cannot exile him, that will not solve anything.”
“What is there to solve,” Odin says. “It would be the same for any other.”
“But he is not any other,” Thor says. “He is your son, my brother. Surely there is another way.”
“I do not need your protection, Odinson,” Loki snarls.
He is ignored.
“I was the one who failed to bring him home before he could release the Chitauri,” Thor says. “I am at fault as much as he.”
“No,” Odin says.
“Yes.” Thor needs to keep Loki here. He needs to fix this. “I will be his ward, I will watch him. Allow me to take this burden.”
Loki steps back again, this time his face is set in panic, looking as if he’s going to attempt to flee, to runaway again rather than stay with Thor another moment. Thor simply tightens his grip, keeps Loki with him.
“I won’t allow this,” Odin says. “I can’t allow this.”
The guards are coming in now, standing by, watching. Odin is weak, Thor and Loki both know that. His emotions give way to forgiveness, something Loki feel he isn’t worthy of, but they can both see the way Odin considers the idea, even if he won’t say it. He still wants to keep Loki near.
“That’s right,” Loki says. “Send me to the Isle of Silence. Be rid of your mistake.”
Why do I have the feeling that THOR 2 will look like that?
and on their way to Isle of Silence Loki will escape and then aökjhkdöshfösdfhsajhgsjakgshö
