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Jon(Aqua99) said:
I like this idea too!
But at least he would finally know that he is important in the cosmos! ha.
Doesn't kid Loki similarly engage with some dangerous people?
Well, if they do something like this in a Thor3, it would have to be part of a bigger theme, perhaps something like, "Can you change your destiny?" I would want to see Thor grappling with this question on a larger scale, with Loki's subplot being an example to parallel what Thor is dealing with.
and I actually love the idea of loki in prophecy being the one to trigger ragnarok.
I think it's possible that could be a prophecy that only Odin knows about yes, even in MCU, and maybe that's the real reason he took him. He knew he might cause Ragnarok but he couldn't kill an innocent child, and so took him to try to change that destiny.
I like this idea too!
That would be one hell of one more bomb to drop on Loki though, in addition to what's already been dropped on him.![]()
But at least he would finally know that he is important in the cosmos! ha.
As you might guess I'm not crazy about him teaming with Surtur to cause Ragnarok in MCU, but possible, if the go in that direction.
Doesn't kid Loki similarly engage with some dangerous people?
I could see him find some peace with his family in Thor 2, then maybe in Thor 3 find out about the prophecy, and go off the deep end again for a bit maybe because of it, screw up and begin to feel torment about whether he can fight destiny or if it is what it is, and he is what he is. So that could be interesting and certainly lots of "meat" for Tom to sink his teeth into, along with some for Chris too as Thor tries to bring him brother back yet again, along with stopping Ragnarok. So could work.
Well, if they do something like this in a Thor3, it would have to be part of a bigger theme, perhaps something like, "Can you change your destiny?" I would want to see Thor grappling with this question on a larger scale, with Loki's subplot being an example to parallel what Thor is dealing with.