#AT WHICH POINT YOU REALIZE IT LOOKS LIKE HE’S MOUTHING “NO” IN THE LAST GIF AND PROMPTLY BECOME 1000% DONE

(Source: daaria)

weles:

probablystilladoreyou:

 #Moments like that. #Moments when Thor shut Loki down so quickly and without thinking. #I bet those moments haunted Thor forever once he saw how mad Loki had become.

#you can already see the guilt in his eyes in that second gif #he knows #he fucking knows 

hxcfairy:

“All of his spiel about freedom, which he brings up often and how crippling it is for people, I enjoyed enormously writing, not just because it sounds like silly Elizabethan-type talk, but because I really believe that he believes it. It makes perfect sense on some level to say that humanity is not doing a very good job of taking care of themselves and what they’d really like is for Daddy to make it better. And for him to espouse that so articulately and not understand that only a person who’s deeply damaged would ever want to be the person who takes care of everybody is, I think, what makes his character so interesting.”

Joss Whedon during the Avengers commentary.

jumpushfall:

the difference between innocent and twisted

Looks like a before and after shot of when I join a new fandom

(Source: tawmmm)

What am I?

(Source: bambistark)

No.

the difference between innocent and twisted

(Source: tawmmm)

hydromeli:

drawsaurus:

oh jesus oh jesus he’s so angry because he is STILL in thor’s shadow

even as an exile, as a murderer, as would-be destroyer of worlds, he still cannot be his own man. he will never be loki of asgard. he will always be loki, brother of thor.

#also what a great bitchface

(Source: kimlennox)

In devising his character, one of the things I really struggled with is how sympathetic he had been in “Thor” and what a tragic figure he had been. But, in speaking through Goddard, resident expert on all things evil, he reminded me that he did throw himself into an abyss and that he has come out to the other side of it.  And that enabled me to let him (Hiddleston) play the way Loki is traditionally played, which is … for fun. For him to have fun with what he’s doing and for the sadness, the texture that (Kenneth) Branagh had brought to the character to lay underneath it. Every now and then, his need and his resentment gets the better of his evil. But only occasionally in turns, very good at riding that line between truly spectacularly delightfully evil and believable. It’s very easy to go too far in a direction or another. 

- Joss Whedon, The Avengers commentary 

luminell:

 #if you pay close attention to the split second after the manic smile #you can see everything in him abruptly shatter into a thousand shards#because he realizes thor isn’t lying and that his brother has mourned him for years#and suddenly that makes this whole bid to wrench himself free of thor and his false family literally pointless #because they haven’t abandoned him #he abandoned them #so he has no other choice but to forge ahead because he can’t ever go back now #AND THOR IS HOLDING HIS SHOULDER IN ADDITION TO HIS NECK OH MY GOD WHY #/drowns self in acid

(Source: black-nata)