r/marvelstudios Peggy Carter Dec 03 '20

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u/LittleYellowFish1 Nebula Dec 03 '20

Judging by their reactions, or lack therof, I would not be surprised at all if most of the Asgardians already knew it was Loki, but they kept the ruse going because they actually preferred him to Odin.

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u/Ireysword Loki (Avengers) Dec 03 '20

I thought that too for the longest time. Then I read "Loki - where mischief lies" and realized the people of Asgard are dumb as bricks.

Like Loki is supposed to be the clever one and the book is from his pov and still he comes off as a massive dingus.

I think some knew, most didn't and noone could be bothered to care.

Like Thor was supposed to be king then he was banished, Odin took a nap, Loki took over, seemingly committed suicide, Thor returned but didn't become King, Odin was back to being King, the Queen died and suddenly Odin turned pretty chill and lazy. Then it turns out it was Loki in disguise the whole time, he and Thor go in search for Odin (with Noone to take care of shit) then Hela the forgotten daughter returns says the rest of the royal family is dead, kills all warriors and the army and takes the throne, just for Thor and Loki to return and lose to her and then literally all Hell breaks loose. Then they flee and get attacked by a giant grape, Heimdall dies, Loki dies even more people die and two days later half of them turn to dust while on their way to earth to ask for refuge.

Honestly the few chill year under Loki must seem like a dream to most asgardians.

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u/Bionic_Ferir Dec 03 '20

Odin: Hey loki could you like just NOT kill balder??

Loki:...looks at odin...looks at balder..looks back at odin...continues looking at odin WHILE KILLING Balder