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(A big thank you to baronessofblades for encouraging me to write this.) Now, I have read a number of Hiddleston's interviews and a few articles on the analysis of Loki. And here are four of them that I could mostly agree with: Tom Hiddleston Takes Us Inside The Complicated Mind of Loki Tom Hiddleston Explains The Psychology Of Loki Tom Hiddleston Talks The Madness of Loki, His Hope For Redemption In Thor 2 parasomnia, About Loki (I'd greatly recommend reading them as I could never explain it any better myself.) And this is just a small part of my humble study on Marvel's movie Loki: We all know who Loki is. Most of us have the most co

Note: This is the epilogue for "Vengeance." May contain spoilers from “Vengeance” and the app game “Nightjar.” Warning! Warning! The cryogenic storage has been breached. I repeat. Warning! Warning! The cryogenic storage has been breached. The alarms echoed and screeched down the vast building. Every spot of the interior flashed a red glare off the metallic walls and floors. Armed Starfleet officers running around the area looking for the one responsible. But it was already too late. I loaded up my crew, including my lover Khan, into a prototype starship which I was forced to work on before I rebelled and ran into sp

10 Tips for Creating a Protagonist Anybody Can Write a Novel 2.0 Chapter 5 “Characters” – Section 2 “Protagonists” (Previous Tutorial)             (Next Tutorial)  “Plot is people. Human emotions and desires founded on the realities of life, working at cross purposes, getting hotter and fiercer as they strike against each other until finally there’s an explosion—that’s Plot.” —Leigh Brackett Apart from Primary and Secondary Protagonists, there are many other different protagonist characters-types that can drive a story—ranging from heroes, to villains, to antiheroes