Ooooooh - Current Obsession

Is it too much to ask to have the extra bit at the end of the next Marvel film to be a sea of green branches, parting to reveal Loki still sitting on his throne, still holding the branches, head slightly lowered with eyes closed, his much longer hair in waves around his head in a ghosting breeze, each strand turning into a timeline, and as the camera pulls back down the rocky path leading to him, the orange corner of a timedoor appears, and a shoe with the brown cuff of a suit leg steps though...

Zawe Ashton for Amazing magazine (x)

I am sorry to everyone who tagged me in some tag game and I never responded. I saw it and thought “aww they thought of me” and proceeded to forget about it right after

What’s worse?

1. We see Mobius again in the MCU but without Loki

2. We see Loki again in the MCU but without Mobius

3. We see neither of them ever again

They are good characters on their own, but the idea of them still being separated is so sad. And I’m afraid Marvel will just ignore the relationship if only one of them shows up, pretending that super important part of their life didn’t happen.

I don’t want Marvel to fully explain the Asgardian aging system because I feel like they’ll end up conflicting with previous canon or confirming the “Loki is 16 in The Avengers” theory (No hate, just don’t vibe with it)

But I would like to have an idea of Thor and Loki’s age gap. Can Thor remember baby Loki? Or are they super close together so he can’t? Because age gaps tend to impact sibling dynamics when it comes to the sliding scales of how much they fight and how much the older babies the younger and all that.

I know in Ragnarok, Thor ends the snake story with “WE were 8 at the time” but did he mean 8 in Asgardian (unlikely because that would definitely mean like NEWBORNS) or 8 in human years? Are they the Asgardian equivalent of humans both being the same age for some part of the year but being several months apart? But also, maybe Thor misspoke and meant either “I was” or “he was”.