[It still feels heavy, the weight of everything he's heard, the knowledge of what magic and this power of his mothers' - potentially of his - is capable of. And even if he has complete faith in the idea that she wasn't completely responsible for it (which he does), it still means she's susceptible to manipulation, and...
...but Loki has a point. A good one. It's an uncomfortable but undeniable truth.
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...but Loki has a point. A good one. It's an uncomfortable but undeniable truth.
Just us.]
Have you ever been afraid of your own power?