Stop asking! [The blessing of the second question means he can avoid answering the first, with an effort. He'll appeal to Thor's apparently boundless desire to avoid causing him pain.] Can you not see I am compelled to answer?
[He furrowed his brows, a flair of anger rising up in him. He stepped closer to his brother, his lips pressed thin. The more he heard, the less he liked.]
Obviously, brother. I am not so daft as to think you would volunteer any of this to me freely. Why did you need to bring the tesseract back?
And you intended to steal them? Is that it, brother? What would you possibly do with gold that we could not have offered you? Why throw away a family that loves you such petty and selfish pursuits?
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[The genuine pain in Thor's voice hooks into Loki's heart, but this damnable compulsion hasn't yet dragged that from him.]
...Midgard was necessary, but I didn't mind devastating the realm you love so much.
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[Thor breathes a deep sigh.] If it wasn't to spite me, then, what was it? What made the destruction of Midgard so necessary?
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[He bites his lip to bleeding, but he must answer.]
A distraction.
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A distraction from what, exactly?
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Stop.
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The... Tesseract? Brother, why? Stop what?
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Obviously, brother. I am not so daft as to think you would volunteer any of this to me freely. Why did you need to bring the tesseract back?
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There are many jewels in Odin's treasure room.
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