You were made to be ruled.   Even after he releases Thor, unsure
of his survival, trying to prove that he really does not care
what happens to his “brother” or any other being, that he has
completely removed all compassion and sentiment from himself, he
shows no pride or pleasure from doing it. No smirk, no
satisfaction, no relief, nothing. If anything, he shows remorse
and regret for having to do it, as if he is actually attempting
to save Thor from a fate worse than death, and that is seeing
his brother become a monster. As Coulson observes, Loki “lacks
conviction.”  1 year ago on July 10th | J | 2,080 notes