Anro

waxjism:

houdinixsplicer:

stereobone:

Yeah this…breaks my heart. Loki could have stabbed Thor anywhere - the heart, the face - and he chooses his side. Not lethal. Not even close. And it’s with this dinky little throwing knife that we know he’s capable of being deadly with. He needs to get Thor away from him, because if anyone has any hope of talking Loki out of this, it’s Thor. You can see him holding Loki’s wrist, still trying to keep him there, even after all this.After everything that’s happened, Thor still holds out for the good in his brother. Loki has to physically pull his hand away. And then he sheds a goddamn tear and says, “Sentiment.” Do you know what the definition of sentiment is? It’s: an attitude, thought, or judgement, prompted by feeling. And that kind of boils down to his whole motivation, doesn’t it? Everything he does is motivated by this deep, personal inner turmoil. That little smile after he says it is far from the terrifying smile we saw at the start of the film. This one is painful, and full of realization.

Loki, your whole existence hurts me.

UGH RIGHT IN THE GD LOKI FEELS

for once could we fight a villain whose eyes AREN’T glittering with unshed tears?

Yeah, no. Loki didn’t stab Thor IN THE FACE, because his arm was no where near his face. But did know the exact chink in Thor’s armor to injure him. Thor’s holding on to Loki’s wrist BECAUSE THAT ARM JUST STABBED HIM. There’s a ton about Loki to relate to and to feel bad for him about. But he just stabbed his brother in the gut. Sentiment is a JOKE to Loki. And something that breeds weakness when you’re trying to take over the world.