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Haveba25 In reply to Lokilover110 [2014-06-26 08:14:51 +0000 UTC]

I my world, she was present in both films.

She lost her dad first when he jumped of the Bifröst.
And the second time when he (died) in the Dark World.

But he always comes back.

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Lokilover110 In reply to Haveba25 [2014-06-26 14:10:43 +0000 UTC]

Oh ok. I understand now. Thank you for explaining that to me because I was thinking through the movies and was like when did she ever make an appearance?

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Haveba25 In reply to Lokilover110 [2014-06-27 22:41:34 +0000 UTC]

I like to picture what the movies would be like if Loki's wives and children were in it.

I always hoped that they would show his wife Sigyn, because she was a character in the comics.

Maybe in the next movie.  

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Lokilover110 In reply to Haveba25 [2014-06-28 02:46:14 +0000 UTC]

I wish they would too but I highly doubt it. Because in the comics Thor was also married and they never showed Thor having any romantic interest in anyone but Jane.

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Haveba25 In reply to Draconicat [2014-06-13 09:23:34 +0000 UTC]

Thank you.  

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Draconicat In reply to Haveba25 [2014-06-13 19:17:25 +0000 UTC]

You're welcome!

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Haveba25 In reply to SarahJanepOp [2014-06-09 21:58:59 +0000 UTC]

Thanks, she loves her dad.

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MayaLeia In reply to Haveba25 [2014-06-11 17:40:53 +0000 UTC]

It would be a perfect story about Loki and Hel. Hel would be feared and despised by other children for her unusual blue skin on half of her body, and Loki would be the father who tries to help her get through it by saying all the good about her and even her purpose as a goddess (the goddess of death, who brings law and order to Niflheim, the realm of the dead)

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Haveba25 In reply to MayaLeia [2014-06-12 18:34:47 +0000 UTC]

With Jörmungandr being cast out, and Fenrir being bound.
Hel would be very lonely in Asgard.
Only Loki would care about her and maybe Frigga.

But the Asgardians indeed fear Loki's children, even Odin.
That could also be a reason that Loki is angry at Odin for treating his children so badly.
And resenting Thor, for doing nothing about it.

In my world, Hel is still not of age, but when she's older she will be banished to Niflheim.

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MayaLeia In reply to Haveba25 [2014-06-13 13:24:12 +0000 UTC]

But she wasn't banished, Niflheim was in chaos and someone needed to fix it (similar how Hades had to rule the Underworld in Greek Mythology). Odin requested Loki to bring her to him and Loki reluctantly accepted since this was his daughter but Niflheim needed to be ruled by someone.
Frigg might care about her as well but so would Balder (who is basically a blond and blue-eyed Jesus, also the God of kindness and gentleness) and Freyja (the Goddess of Prosperity and Love).

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Haveba25 In reply to MayaLeia [2014-06-14 15:46:30 +0000 UTC]

Yes, somebody needed to rule Niflheim.

But it wasn't Hel's choice, Odin pretty much forced her to do it.

In mythology, Odin makes choices that in the end don't always work out well.
In the end Fenrir kills Odin, and Jörmungandr and Thor kill eachother.

Hel is probably better off in Niflheim, but in my drawings she is just a child and
she want's to stay with her father, not rule the dead.

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MayaLeia In reply to Haveba25 [2014-06-15 20:57:28 +0000 UTC]

Maybe he did force her. But aren't most Christian children basically forced to be baptised? I was baptised but I didn't get to choose.

Odin knew the entire time that all the gods except Balder would die, so every choice he made worked out. The only way to rid the world of supernatural danger was to allow the Frost Giants, Fire Giants and Stone Giants to destroy the world so it could be rebuild by Balder (Balder was EXACTLY like Jesus Christ, except he was blond and blue eyed). Jörmungandr and Fenrir would ensure the world's destruction.

But yeah, it's a cute story.

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