Bigelsnipes: A Fictional Narrative

Over the next two weeks, we planned how to tell the others about Loki and me. It was going well but Thor was not so sure, what would happen. He’s just as anxious as I was about telling knew that they would be mad with him keeping this secret. They had to understand why he didn't tell them.

Loki had to ensure the Ivaldi brothers won the competition. Loki went to Eitri and Brokk’s forge where Loki hears Eitri remind Brokk that he must steadily pump the bellows or the creations would be ruined.

His plan is to lure Thor into a trap by sending him to another dimension. But before that happens, Doctor Strange intercepts and protects Foster. While Loki can be a pain, he still has bad blood in him. This is a possible scenario in Doctor Strange 2 or even in Avengers: Infinity War. With Strange’s ability to travel to multiple dimensions, Loki plans to exploit that.

Just as he fell into the cave Mr.Disaster was in, he was teleported where he started

In the beginning, he is not just a regular travel companion of the two major gods—Odin and Thor, but also a figure who proves his competence to solve problems for them (Lindow, 2002, pp. 217; von Schnurbein, 2000, pp. 115). In Thrymskvida, the author recounts a story about the recovery of Thor’s hammer from the giant Thrym. To get back the hammer, Loki sets foot in Jötunheimr, where he negotiates with Thrym, who demands the goddess Freyja to be his wife as an exchange. However, when Freyja refuses, much to the annoyance of Thor, he has to pretend by dressing up as her. When Thor complains, Loki scolds him and says, “be quite, Thor, … / The giant will be settling in Asgard / unless you get your hammer back” (Larrington, 2008, pp. 99). Here, Loki’s warning indicates his allegiance to the Aesir over the giants. Interestingly, being notoriously known for his short temper, Thor does not lash out against Loki when he orders him to be quite. In fact, Thor willingly obeys his request because Thor senses the truth that without the hammer, the safety of Asgard will be jeopardized. With the help of Loki, Thor manages to get back his hammer in the end. This story demonstrates how much the Aesir trust Loki so that they make him as their travel companion, whom they seek an advice

One of the most significant attributes of Loki is his connection to Ragnarök, or the end of the world according the Norse mythology. He triggers Ragnarök by “arranging the death of Baldur,” (Lindow, par. 6). He does this by tricking the blind god Hod into throwing a mistletoe spear at Baldur, killing him (McCoy, par. 9). He then turns against the gods and takes the side of the giant. Some of the major incidents that take place during the battle include: Jormungand, the giant serpent, slaying Thor; Fenrir, the wolf, killing Odin; and Loki and Heimdall mortally wounding each other (McCoy, par. 3 and 8). As punishment, the gods “tie him down to three rocks inside a cave” while “a venomous serpent sits above him, dripping poison onto him” (McCoy, par. 9).

We both viewed Loki as mean and indecisive. Loki was loyal at certain points but wasn’t loyal at other points. Loki didn’t weep for Balder and this is where I began to see him as cruel. Loki wasn’t like the other gods that part was for sure. The giants and the gods were not friendly. Both were not even close to being friendly with one another. There was always a war or hatred going on between the giants and gods.

Loki is god in the norse mythology, son of Farbauti. His relationship with other gods varies, sometimes causes them problems and assists. Aroundhis time everyone thought he is quite a trickster god, trouble maker and in a sense evil. compared. This could be cause of the fact that he is adopted although he is quite liked by his family. One of Loki's power is shapeshifting and lying. Loki is the father of Hel brother of Helblindi, Byleistr and Thor. Father of Narfi although a father Loki has cause many problems to his family like killing people and other gods that are below him, giving his family a bad name. In the end of his relationship with other god and goddesses, it ended in a positive note by engineering his role in the death of the god

Thors determination in this scene is very admirable, even when his friends were insisting they stop he continued to fight because it was what he believed was right. Although it may have not been for the good of Asgard his self belief and overall determination are admirable

When he was free of the building, he held up the node and clicked it. The human body melted away, fizzling into the aether, leaving the disgruntled programmer with only a blinding handful of pale blue light. Content, he floated across the street and zipped upwards into the sky.

LOKI WAS MEAN TO SIF AND CUT “I know all that may happen; much depends on ones efforts to forge one’s own destiny.”

Matthew took a deep breathe as he stared at his reflection in the mirror, scrutinizing his image.

Thor pretends to think about Loki’s offer. He already has an idea, but he wants to watch Loki squirm. And squirm he does until Thor finally opens his mouth. “No pranks for the next month.” Thor is

Originally, Loki was a morally ambiguous trickster character who was Odin and Thor’s companion. He helped them out of countless predicaments, although he also caused some of those predicaments himself. He was unpredictable, and even dishonorable at times, but rarely was he ever outright malicious. In one myth, a frost giant demands Freya’s hand in marriage, if he could rebuild the walls of Asgard in a single day (Godesky, 2006). They agreed, thinking he could never accomplish such a feat. However, the giant surprised the gods by

Loki 's relationship with the other gods is what obscures Loki’s motives. Loki is in a position to help both the gods and the giants, depending on which course of action is most pleasurable and advantageous to him at the time. Loki consistently takes great pleasure in fooling or insulting the Aesir, he is not shown as an outright evil god, mainly because his intentions are concealed by his position among the gods. Even his most malevolent moments can be seen as him slashing back at his tormentors, such as Baldur’s death, he was motivated by jealousy and hatred due to being figuratively shackled by the gods. However, during Ragnarok when the gods and giants engage in their ultimate struggle and the cosmos is destroyed, Loki joins the battle on the side of the giants. According the book, he even captains the ship Naglfar, “Nail Ship,” which brings many of the giants to their battle with the gods. (Pg # Ragnarok) What 's interesting is the ambiguity of the his reasoning for siding with the giants. It’s possible that he was titular piece in planning the god destruction, or his hand