Yeah, it's a weird fandom in a way where even the Loki fans are kind of divided on the issue of Loki can (or should) come back/be forgiven/whatever you want to call being not totally evil and they get all disdainful on Redemption!Loki fans for being woobie-fiers and i'm like 'Hello, were we watching the same films? That was the most woobie face I HAVE EVER SEEN when he fell. So don't even tell me that he wouldn't be conflicted in the right circumstances."
pfft. People underestimate the amount of change to his character that would happen with Frigga caring about him, and no one can convince me of that either. One could possibly read her at worst as ambivalent, but no way does she hate or dislike him. And that changes him a lot.
The article's from the LA Times: http://t.co/Hiw3kkO6 like I mention above the interview was during the press junket for the film's release and so it's not really new, but it does fit in with current projects SO well. :)
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pfft. People underestimate the amount of change to his character that would happen with Frigga caring about him, and no one can convince me of that either. One could possibly read her at worst as ambivalent, but no way does she hate or dislike him. And that changes him a lot.
The article's from the LA Times: http://t.co/Hiw3kkO6 like I mention above the interview was during the press junket for the film's release and so it's not really new, but it does fit in with current projects SO well. :)