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* Loki comes to the end of his Sacred Timeline's life in 2018 when he ultimately died senselessly trying to take down Thanos. Loki is just as fearful of Thanos as he was in the Sacred Timeline, and perhaps even moreso now that he now knows two things: one, Thanos ''succeeded'' in making good on The Other's threats and punished him for his failure in New York, and two, even Thanos is a small fry compared to the power of the TVA. And by extension, everything Loki knew and was is considered a small fry to the TVA, meaning even his fateful demise at Thanos's hands is just another clip in the TVA's vault. Not only is Loki watching his gruesome demise, but now he knows that it ultimately meant ''nothing'' "in the grand calculus of the multiverse."
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** When Loki demonstrates that he ''has'' learned to freeze time and is genuinely weighing his options on how to proceed, that's when He Who Remains drops his silly act and starts taking him more seriously. To see such a goofy character we were led to believe was the lesser evil compared to his other variants like the Conqueror, becoming dead serious and showing actual annoyance and malice, is very [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness unnerving]]. His wary, cold eying of Loki as he condescendingly tells him to "walk it off" when he claims to have him in his trap shows that he's not quite as confident as he claims, and suggests we ''don't'' want to see him when he's feeling threatened.
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* He Who Remains' true contingency plan, the Loom. It cannot be expanded to maintain the exponential growth of branches and will delete all but The Sacred Timeline ''when'' it overloads, ensuring everything will happen the same way over and over again.
-->'''Loki:''' What a waste of time...
** Simply because He Who Remains cannot see another path, particularly one where his ego doesn't reign — whether it's possible or not, a literal infinite number of lives must be erased/never be.
** Without the Loom, the branches of time start to die. Either this is the result of the damage from the Multiversal War, or He Who Remains fundamentally altered / damaged the ability of the Multiverse to exist due to his creation of the Loom.
-->'''Loki:''' What a waste of time...
** Simply because He Who Remains cannot see another path, particularly one where his ego doesn't reign — whether it's possible or not, a literal infinite number of lives must be erased/never be.
** Without the Loom, the branches of time start to die. Either this is the result of the damage from the Multiversal War, or He Who Remains fundamentally altered / damaged the ability of the Multiverse to exist due to his creation of the Loom.
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* He Who Remains' true contingency plan, the Loom. It cannot be expanded to maintain the exponential growth of branches and will delete all but The Sacred Timeline ''when'' it overloads, ensuring everything will happen the same way over and over again. \n Simply because He Who Remains cannot see another path, particularly one where his ego doesn't reign.
-->'''Loki:''' What a waste of time... \n** Simply because He Who Remains cannot see another path, particularly one where his ego doesn't reign — whether it's possible or not, a literal infinite number of lives must be erased/never be. \n
** Without the Loom, the branches of time start to die. Either this is the result of the damage from the Multiversal War, or He Who Remains fundamentallyaltered / damaged altered/damaged the ability of the Multiverse to exist due to his creation of the Loom. Loom.
-->'''Loki:''' What a waste of time...
** Without the Loom, the branches of time start to die. Either this is the result of the damage from the Multiversal War, or He Who Remains fundamentally
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** Without the Loom, the branches of time start to die. Either this is the result of the damage from the Multiversal War, or He Who Remains fundamentally altering / damaging the ability of the Multiverse to exist due to his creation of the Loom.
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** Without the Loom, the branches of time start to die. Either this is the result of the damage from the Multiversal War, or He Who Remains fundamentally altering altered / damaging damaged the ability of the Multiverse to exist due to his creation of the Loom.
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** Without the Loom, the branches of time start to die. Either this is the result of the damage from the Multiversal War, or He Who Remains fundamentally altering / damaging the ability of the Multiverse to exist die to his creation of the Loom.
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** Without the Loom, the branches of time start to die. Either this is the result of the damage from the Multiversal War, or He Who Remains fundamentally altering / damaging the ability of the Multiverse to exist die due to his creation of the Loom.
