So I kept coming back to this line from The Avengers, ‘I am Loki of Asgard and I am burdened with glorious purpose.’ And we kept thinking, well, if Loki has a second chance, he gets to ...

It was a callback to the first Avengers movie, when Loki tells Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) that he is “burdened with glorious purpose.” “The glorious purpose he always wanted has no glory ...

Infinity War," but his variant from the "Loki" series accessible to Disney+ subscribers is finally and truly “burdened with glorious purpose,” albeit not the one he originally envisioned for ...

The Loki TV series revealed that the God of Mischief is more than just a trickster; he is also a clever wordsmith. Loki ...

Loki only got everything he ever wanted and ... he had to do the one thing he feared most. To fulfill his glorious purpose he had to accept being alone. And he has to do it without thanks.

‘I’m Loki of Asgard. I’m burdened with glorious purpose,’” Hiddleston recalled. “And he’s arrogant, and he’s hubristic, and he’s entitled, and he’s puffed up, and he’s going ...

For Tom Hiddleston’s Loki, that looked like finding the real meaning of being burdened with “glorious purpose” when he sacrificed himself to preserve the timelines. It’s a decision that ...

Loki has spent the season slipping through time and burdened with glorious purpose: stop the Temporal Loom from melting down, which destroys the TVA, which is the only thing that can protect the ...

Why Trust Us? Loki Laufyson, the God of Mischief, burdened with a glorious purpose. The Norse trickster god has existed long before Marvel Comics, let alone the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

“I am Loki of Asgard, and I am burdened with glorious purpose.” Loki‘s season two finale proved the Asgardian prince was right all along. Only the glorious purpose with which Loki believed ...