FoolWithAPen
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Freedom is a State of Mind by FoolWithAPen
Thor (Movies), The Avengers (2012), Marvel (Movies)
24 Apr 2013
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The new trailer for Thor: The Dark World got me thinking. And, as always, thinking Loki.
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Steve, physical fitness director for the Shield Center, finds himself caught up in family issues between a wealthy donor and a guest artist at the Annual Gala. He'd rather be having some of the lovely food that's been put out, but that would involve being social.
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Offeratory for Gods and Saints by FoolWithAPen
Captain America, Thor - Fandom, Avengers - Fandom
14 Mar 2013
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When the saints aren't listening, sometimes you make a bargain with someone who will.
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Steve finds unexpected help in a confrontation with Loki
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Steve Rogers wants to take the train. Loki has other plans.
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A Place to Put My Heartache (Across Six Christmases) by BigSciencyBrain (jeribrunson)
The Avengers (2012)
28 Apr 2013
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Steve's still trying to find his place in this world. Accidentally saving Loki's life doesn't help. But maybe there's a place for both of them, together.
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3 May 2013
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"Your tears are a disgrace. Your struggles are a disgrace. Real warriors do not cry and they do not lose control. They are not cowards. They are strong. You are my brother, and a son of Odin is supposed to be strong. Your weakness is a disgrace.”
He thinks the hotness inside might be guilt.
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21 Apr 2013
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Loki learns that when a man asks permission to paint you, sometimes he means he actually wants to paint you. More literally in some cases than others.
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5 Apr 2013
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To Me by Asidian
Thor (2011), Captain America (2011), The Avengers (2012), Marvel (Movies), Marvel Avengers Movies Universe
11 Jun 2012
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On the anniversary of Loki's birth, a feast is held in Father's hall. This, he thinks, is as it should be: this is as it is every year, with lively music on the harp, with men and women dancing, with all his favorite foods. Except this year the foods are not the ones he prefers, after all, but those favored by his brother. And the music is not harp music but the blaring of horns. And when Father calls attention to the assembled throng to give a speech for the occasion, he does not mention Loki at all.
He proclaims the meal in honor of Thor's prowess as a warrior. He announces that the firstborn prince has bested his training instructor this day.
The boar meat, spicy and rich on Loki's tongue, is suddenly tasteless. He puts his fork down amidst the wave of applause that floods the hall; he watches as his brother, golden and triumphant, stands to accept his congratulations. The child thinks, perhaps, that this is some ruse. His family, too, scold him for his pranks, and perhaps they have decided to show him what it is like to be on the receiving end.
But the jest, if jest it is, grows long.
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5 Apr 2013
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When Esca is captured by the Romans, his owners break him and use him until he is a perfect slave.
When Marcus leads his men into battle, he is wounded, but not enough to be discharged. His men, completely loyal and grateful, buy him a body slave to help him while he recovers.
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4 Apr 2013