[ SECRET POST #4420 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4420 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I like both, but they fill two different needs for me. Loki is the wild card, someone who can make any choice regardless of morality, so long as he has a personal reason for it. Snape is more the morally ambiguous spy, where the point of him is peeling down the apparent loyalties until you hit the (presumable) real one. They have a lot of surface similarities, dark-haired asshole whose loyalty is constantly in question, with significant rage and betrayal issues, but they don't really have the same vibe for me when it comes to story role.

(If Snape is like anyone in the MCU, I would have said he's like an older, more jaded Wanda, and maybe a Wanda who was press-ganged by Nick Fury instead of Steve Rogers)