Well, what I meant to say is that you've got something in common with Loki, whatever it may be. You even said, he's in many ways the opposite of myself meaning that there's at least one or two ways that he is like you. I only meant that you had to find those similarities to like the character.

I do sincerely understand taking a dissimilar character, though. That's initially why I chose Crowley in the first place. It's very freeing to say things that I would never in real life say. But as for no experience in the situations he gets in, I expect you'd have the same problem even if you had a character just like yourself. Because they're in a hotel full of supernatural beings. That's not something that's ever happened to any of us, so we just have to rely on our imaginations. And the more situations you get Loki into, the more you'll find out about him. Don't worry if he's consistent at first, just get him doing lots of different kinds of things and then you'll find the thread you can return to in the future that is the core of him.

I think you're doing a good job so far, but I would like to see him interact with more people, if you were so inclined. He and Luna might be an interesting interaction...