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The other day my friend and I watched Thor and she remarked that Loki is unique from other Marvel villains because while you can see in their eyes that they simply ooze pure evilness, Loki's eyes had this permanently mischievous look in them no matter what kind of nefarious act he was committing, almost as if he didn't really mean them to be evil but as petty tricks (I know killing Coulson is NOT mischievous). And this is almost a measure of skill because apparently Tom is such a good actor that he can simply compress the character of a person into his eyes. I mean I read somewhere that he could have just portray Loki as a two dimensional villain but he choose to look deeper instead. I threw in Captain Nicholls because he had a 360 character change in Warhorse

Sorry this became an essay in my defense I was busy cramming for law and history which simply ask for analytical thinking and I'm still sort of trapped in that mindset And yes I'm so bias towards Tom Hiddleston so sue me

Tools used: hB and 2B mechanical pencils, sepia tone added digitally.


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