[ SECRET POST #3473 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3473 ⌋

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Comments

Re: OP

[(Anonymous)]

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Not really, no. I think Odin did the best he could under the circumstances, as someone above pointed out. Loki was doing horrible, destructive things before he found out he was a Jotun, so it wasn't Odin not telling him about his heritage.

Re: OP

[(Anonymous)]

It certainly didn't improve the situation, though.

Re: OP

[arcadiaego]

I think the issue is more with Odin bringing up the brothers so there's favouritism between them, not the lying thing. That just pushed Loki over the edge after a lifetime of being made to feel second best. Clearly what happens at the coronation shows Loki had a screw loose before that which people can and have looked into a lot with fanfic etc - there's a lot you can imply from what you see at the start (and from the deleted scenes) but outright abuse isn't really one of them.

By the looks of it I think Thor probably had a hard time living up to his dad as well. It's Shakespearean relationships on a superhero scale - Odin isn't a bad person but he still messed up because life.