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Clea Dessendre ([personal profile] repaintress) wrote in [community profile] etraya2025-07-05 03:39 pm

Audio - UN: LaFleurDeParis

[The voice that comes through on the network is elegant and precise - every word is weighed and considered before being spoken. ]

I am told this is a forum where one may solicit public opinion.

If there is one experience you could have again, what would it be?

What from your home do you find yourself missing the most?
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[personal profile] asgardianlegend 2025-07-27 01:08 am (UTC)(link)
I don't know. All I have is Loki to go by. None of the rest of my friends have siblings.

[That would be wrong, but Thor doesn't know about Yelena yet, so whatcha gonna do?

Thor considers making a comment about parents, but his have hardly been perfect. Odin was too hard on Loki but indulged Thor himself to a point. Frigga was equally loving and stern to both sons but with Loki's natural talents going more towards her skill set than Odin's, she'd spent more time with him to teach him how to fight and Thor spent his time training with the Einherjar.]


I hope they return soon then.

[The more she talks, the more he thinks of his friend back in Asgard and he lets out a soft chuckle.]

Are you familiar with some of the stories about Sif then? Most of them are wrong, but I am glad that her name is known on Midgard in her own right.

[Unlike the Warriors Three. Poor Volstagg, Hogun and Fandral.]

As for the humans I know, it's true that I don't know a lot of them, but most of them that I've met that aren't trying to bring ruin to the world with greed and shortsightedness are good people that want to help the rest of humanity the best way that they can.
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I'm sorry that Thor is too Hero-type™ for his own good

[personal profile] asgardianlegend 2025-08-03 02:30 am (UTC)(link)
It is unusual, I suppose, but not very odd. My friend Volstagg has many children, but I do not spend a lot of time with them. Especially not recently as I have been busy saving the realms away from Asgard.

[Look, Thor doesn't know about Hela, as neither Loki he's met has talked to him about their sister. But, truth be told, he wouldn't be surprised either.

Thanks, Odin.]


I can assure you that Sif is not my lover. We have been friends for many centuries, but I have never crossed the line. [Even if she would have loved that.] However, there was a time when she got her hair cut in the midst of battle. She did not appreciate that at all. [She might fight in the Einherjar instead of as a Valkyrie, but her hair has always been her one allowed vanity. So she's said.]

It has not been my experience that many people will betray you. Those who will betray you are greatly outnumbered by those who are willing to help because it is either the right thing to do and you are in need or they have affection for you. I help others because it is my duty as a prince of Asgard to help keep the Nine Realms safe, from one another and outside forces. You should not discount duty and honor as justifiable reasons to spring to the aid of others.
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Be glad that he's not Steve?

[personal profile] asgardianlegend 2025-08-10 01:21 am (UTC)(link)
I like children, but I can understand why you would feel that way. They can be trying, even if they are yours. Especially if Hildegund is to be believed.

[He loves his friends' children, but he has yet to make one of his own, so he will enjoy his life as a single non-parent for as long as he can. Besides, they can't all be taken to war, and that's where Thor is most himself, so....]

In my experience, that can happen a great deal of time, friends becoming lovers. It is not always the case however, even if one part involved in interested in more.

[Thor can't help but think of poor Natasha. She deserved much better than Bruce Banner, but he cannot fault her for falling for the angry scientist either.]

If Sif were to arrive here, I will make a point to introduce you to a kindred spirit. I think she would also benefit from such a relationship.

As for the cost of betraying me, my brother still lives. Even though he was not so kind to those who were under my protection, but you are not wrong that failing my duty comes with very steep prices that I don't really want to think about.
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Not that, we have to save Clea from combustion!

[personal profile] asgardianlegend 2025-08-27 04:02 am (UTC)(link)
I have tried my best to never give Sif any indication that I felt more for her than I did for any of my friends. I respect her more because she has worked harder to prove that she can do whatever she wants and I have helped her to do so when others would stop her. But I have never led her on. I'm not sure that that matters, but I hope that it does.

[He's never talked about the situation with Sif either. He hadn't wanted to discuss things that might make her uncomfortable and change their relationship to something that couldn't be repaired. Especially since Thor was very much aware that Frigga would have been happy if he'd been smart and married Sif and had children with her.

But she'd also raised him to follow his heart in important matters.]


I cannot say that I would enjoy knowing that she was kidnapped as well, but I would also be happy to see her. It has been a while since the last time we met.

[Her question makes him pause and think.]

Honestly, I have taken many enemies of Midgard and the other Realms back to Valaskjalf to be locked in the dungeons there, Loki included. However, I will admit that if they attempted to escape, I did not hold back from attacks that might kill them and that is not the case with my brother.

[In fact, he might have broken Loki out to help him get revenge for Frigga's murder.]