thor – Page 6 – Stop talking and start doing: My Fallout Shelter for my Tumblr blog

iwouldhavebroughtyouviolets:

Loki, 2012: I remember a shadow…living in the shade of your greatness

Loki, 2018: the sun will shine on us again

really-bad-pauses:

Trying to make the right decisions but always accidentally making all the wrong ones and suddenly the world is on fire and nobody loves u

annievvv7:

mylokabrennauniverse:

ourtheories:

And the other thing:

The story begins and Loki points his dagger at the head of Thanos.

Ends the story and Thanos tells Thor:

“You should have aimed for the head”

So…

Did Loki know about Thanos’ weakness?

By Ìrimë

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@mylokabrennauniverse
Oh, yes great observation. They have a sad history together and I’m
sure, they have known each other well. As Thanos has known that Loki’s
weak point must be Thor, Loki was also aware of Thanos’ weakness.
Mostly, because we know well that Loki is always with one step ahead of
his enemies. His considered phrases to Thanos, the pointing at his head,
his confidence can be the proofs of it. Maybe he tried to inform Thor
in a subtle way but unfortunately, Thor hasn’t noticed the sign.

imaginedlokiquotes:

Odin: Assassins! Don’t let them get close to me!

Thor: *Flies away*

Hela: *Fades*

Loki: *Teleports*

Odin: I hate all of you *gets tackled by assassins*

capntony:

Thor: Ragnarok (2017) dir. Taika Waititi

peters-holland:

*pat pat*

palladicannoneaccesa:

Tom Hiddleston and Anthony Hopkins in ‘Thor’, (2011). Dir. Kenneth Branagh.

lucianalight:

This is another one of beautiful shots of Thor 1 that conveys a genius symbolism. Here’s Odin who pitted his children against each other for the throne and his unfair treatment of them set the brothers apart. And he is standing on a broken bridge. The bridge that was broken as the result of the brother’s conflict over the throne, over gaining Odin’s approval, over being worthy. The broken bridge of the brother’s relationship. The conflict that he fueled drove his children, literally and also figuratively on the verge of falling down into an abyss. The brothers are holding to the Gungnir, the symbol of the throne. Their hands are close to each other but the Gungnir, the throne has kept them apart. A symbol of how the throne and their rivalry for it, came between them and set them apart. And Odin, the real reason for the destruction of his family, is standing safely on the broken bridge, and he is holding Thor, his favorite son, by the ankle, while Loki is the farthest to him in this chain. A symbol of how his lies and his treatment of Loki, drove away Loki more than Thor and how in the end, they pushed Loki away, just like Odin’s “No Loki”. And as Odin had favored Thor and alienated Loki in all the years, here he held on to Thor and pushed Loki away and left him to fall in the abyss.