[Frigga knows when her own sons are trying to yank the wool down over her eyes.
She pauses for a moment, her silence weighty.]
An owl.
[Another long pause. Yes. Surely, she believes that fighting an owl would make Thor, who had refused to see Loki for all the long term of his imprisonment, come to live in his house. Yes, an owl was so grave a threat that Loki would willingly fight by Thor's side and call him brother. Surely it must be a tremendous beast indeed.]
I see.
[If they are both in league against her, she is still fond enough of the notion that they are in league that she does not yet wish to have the secret out. She does not believe that they are concealing the matter for their own pleasure, but she is grieved to not be able to fully understand this reconciliation between her children.]
I would hear the details of this confrontation later then, my sons. Tell me more of your lives in this place. What do you do here?
no subject
She pauses for a moment, her silence weighty.]
An owl.
[Another long pause. Yes. Surely, she believes that fighting an owl would make Thor, who had refused to see Loki for all the long term of his imprisonment, come to live in his house. Yes, an owl was so grave a threat that Loki would willingly fight by Thor's side and call him brother. Surely it must be a tremendous beast indeed.]
I see.
[If they are both in league against her, she is still fond enough of the notion that they are in league that she does not yet wish to have the secret out. She does not believe that they are concealing the matter for their own pleasure, but she is grieved to not be able to fully understand this reconciliation between her children.]
I would hear the details of this confrontation later then, my sons. Tell me more of your lives in this place. What do you do here?