Yep, you're definitely Asgardian - by adoption as is Loki.
I don't like the first theory, even though i suggested it. I'd like to have the fight between Loki and Uriel be an attempt of Loki to chase Uriel off while Uriel is fighting his way into the family. In time Uriel wins as Loki becomes used to having him around and their fighting turnes into a sort of sibling rivalry and finally friendly teasing.
I like both two and three except for the consequences they'd have on Loki's relationship with Odin.
Something about four doesn't feel right to me, but I can't put my finger on the problem. (It's a damn annoying thing that happens to me from time to time. A plot just doesn't feel right, but I don't know why until somebody else puts it into words.)
Five would need more details: How come Hel and Odin are so convinced of Loki's guilt? (see Odin's visit to Hel's realm) And if they are, what are Odin's feelings about it?
Six is great, because it gets around all the other problems, but we already saw Odin visit Hel and he didn't tell her. Why would Oedin let a favour Loki did to him get between Loki and his daughter like that? It seems like punishment rather than gratitude.
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Date: 2006-04-29 03:34 pm (UTC)I don't like the first theory, even though i suggested it. I'd like to have the fight between Loki and Uriel be an attempt of Loki to chase Uriel off while Uriel is fighting his way into the family. In time Uriel wins as Loki becomes used to having him around and their fighting turnes into a sort of sibling rivalry and finally friendly teasing.
I like both two and three except for the consequences they'd have on Loki's relationship with Odin.
Something about four doesn't feel right to me, but I can't put my finger on the problem. (It's a damn annoying thing that happens to me from time to time. A plot just doesn't feel right, but I don't know why until somebody else puts it into words.)
Five would need more details: How come Hel and Odin are so convinced of Loki's guilt? (see Odin's visit to Hel's realm) And if they are, what are Odin's feelings about it?
Six is great, because it gets around all the other problems, but we already saw Odin visit Hel and he didn't tell her. Why would Oedin let a favour Loki did to him get between Loki and his daughter like that? It seems like punishment rather than gratitude.