Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 243 (click to see context) from:
* From the evidence we see in the episode, Sylvie playing "Save Asgard" and trying to help another Variant, along with the fact that she knew about her adoption at an early age, her "crime" against the Sacred Timeline was that she was going to grow up to be a good and well-adjusted person. From what is seen in [[Film/{{Thor}} the first movie]], the main reason why Loki is given the AllTheOtherReindeer treatment by his peers is because he isn't macho enough by Asgardian standards. All the things he is mocked for -- being more pacifistic, preferring to use magic instead of weapons, preferring to talk and/or trick his way out of trouble -- would all be more widely accepted and appreciated in a girl. And, though a boy would be expected to 'toughen up', we can imagine how Odin and Thor would react to someone bullying their little princess. Add to that there would be no traumatic discovery of identity, Sylvie was probably set on the path to be genuinely heroic.
to:
* From the evidence we see in the episode, episode -- Sylvie playing "Save Asgard" and trying to help another Variant, along with the fact that she knew about her adoption at an early age, her age -- Sylvie's "crime" against the Sacred Timeline was that she was going to grow up to be a good and well-adjusted person. From what is seen in [[Film/{{Thor}} the first movie]], the main reason why Loki is given the AllTheOtherReindeer treatment by his peers is because he isn't macho enough by Asgardian standards. All the things he is mocked for -- being more pacifistic, preferring to use magic instead of weapons, preferring to talk and/or trick his way out of trouble -- would all be more widely accepted and appreciated in a girl. And, though Though a boy would be expected to 'toughen up', we can imagine how Odin and Thor would react to someone bullying their little princess. Add to that there would be no traumatic discovery of identity, Sylvie was probably set on the path to be genuinely heroic.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Though fringes are spoiler-unarked, there still needs to be a warning that event described in episode x os from a future episode
Changed line(s) 279 (click to see context) from:
** We also find out later that it wouldn't have mattered. The Loom will always fail because it wasn't designed to house a Multiverse, which is Fridge Horror all to itself.
to:
** We also find out later in episode 12 that it wouldn't have mattered. The Loom will always fail because it wasn't designed to house a Multiverse, which is Fridge Horror all to itself.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 176,177 (click to see context) from:
** Additionally, Loki is exposed to the temporal radiation sans protective suit for about two-three minutes. The easy workaround is that he’s shaved decades from his life this way.
*** Centuries, given how long Frost Giants live.
*** Centuries, given how long Frost Giants live.
to:
** Additionally, Loki is exposed to the temporal radiation sans protective suit for about two-three minutes. The easy workaround is that he’s shaved decades or even centuries from his life this way.
*** Centuries, given how long Frost Giants live.way.
*** Centuries, given how long Frost Giants live.
