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But one time out of ten everything goes perfect for us all.
WHO: Loki & Jesse Pinkman
WHERE: Xavier's #202
WHEN: Tuesday, February 10 (after this)
WHAT: Loki corners Jesse for a heart-to-heart in this Very Special Episode.
WARNINGS: Drugs, cancer, death, and stuff. I don't know.
WHERE: Xavier's #202
WHEN: Tuesday, February 10 (after this)
WHAT: Loki corners Jesse for a heart-to-heart in this Very Special Episode.
WARNINGS: Drugs, cancer, death, and stuff. I don't know.
[As soon as the car's parked, Jesse pulls out his burner to check for messages. Nothing from Mr. White yet, which means he's got some time to himself. Jesse's only glad for that because his encounter with Skye has left him exhausted. He could use a few minutes to recuperate before he has to go back to pretending he's fine.
The walk up to his room is difficult in his current state. He's gotten used to perfect health, so moments like these feel even worse than they would have if, say, he had lung cancer all along. He's coughing by the time he reaches his door, and still coughing when he stumbles inside.]
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[ he looks a little bit more sympathetic. ] If I kill you, there will be more than your death to contend with. I'd rather not see Kara that angry, anyway. I'm sure the help that you've acquired won't like that too much, either. Besides, it's a little bit more than simply suspicious.
And dying sounds unpleasant. Then you come back and it gets complicated ...
How many steps ahead do you think, anyway?
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[Considering he decided to quit yesterday. But okay, he'll entertain this for a while. This is a rare opportunity to hear what the hell Loki wants, after all this bullshit. Jesse leans up against the wall and takes another puff from his cigarette.]
Did the whole team decide on this or is it just you?
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This? This is me. I was starting to get worried about you, actually. If you could consider second-hand concern a thing, anyway.
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[There's a laugh.]
Just say you're worried about what I'll do, worried the cops'll pick me up, something like that. It sounds less like bullshit that way, seriously.
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[ there's a raise of a brow from there. ]
Should I be concerned with what Kara's been telling you about me?
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[He's not throwing her under the bus.]
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[ but it's a curious reaction, nonetheless. ]
How about we start the "what do you know about Loki" game?
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I—what?
[ and then, mostly to himself: ]
The only things more unbelievable than the things I do do, are the things I don't, apparently.
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Do you normally believe everyone's after you?
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[ Loki tries very hard not to roll his eyes. ]
Circumstantial, just because I did something now doesn't mean that whatever I did before was under the same pretense.
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[ but that's not entirely unexpected, he has to admit. ]
I suppose that shows how well you know me. At least it's not another myth about mistletoe or how I ruined everything or so on and so forth.
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[ he says pointedly. ]
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As much of an irony as it may be, I'll give you the truth from the mouth of the god of mischief.
[ he examines him briefly before starting. ]
Skye wanted to clear your name, believing desperately that you wanted to change. The sword was a loan. And this? It spawned from ill-created concern, I suppose. [ he points at him again. ] Before we got off track, I thought you'd at least get it in two. The god of chaos is also the god of change.
There are old patterns in the universe, Jesse, old cycles that govern—threaten—us. [ that threaten him. ] I came to tell you I believe you can change, because if the god of chaos doesn't believe it, then there may be no hope at all.
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...I know I can change. I know I'm gonna. I'm gonna change so much it won't even feel like I'm me anymore.
It just won't be for good.
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[ it reminds him of him. when the All-Mother had enlisted the help of his very literal future self, all to make sure that Asgard had a safeguarded future and Loki? well, it doomed him to fall back right into place with what the universe wanted—an evil Loki. a villainous, vile, selfish creature bent on nothing but personal victory at the expense of everyone.
and even though he was there, in front of him, he refused to give in. no, not yet. ]
There's a difference.
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I can tell you what you don't do, and that's give in entirely like you seem to have a penchant for. There are other ways to approach those nasty little foreseeable futures than "deny it" or "give up."
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