God this is good! HISHE Thor edition. the power o E

A strangely plausable AU that negates a lot of strife. Oddly comforting right up to the twist. Thanks Sasha £££

What would I put glass in my eyes?" Thor wondered. "I have it on good authority that my eyes are 'adorable.'"
Lol..loved it

I love this! Thor proved himself worthy because he accepted Loki even after finding out he was a Frost Giant.

I love your Thor

This is what should have happend in Thor 1.

Yep, Odin's punishments are fickle. Good ending, they've learned probably fewer lessons but Loki definitely needs less trauma

And all (but Laufey) lived happily ever after! :D

That was ADORABLE I love the blind faith and simplistic logic going well thing, that "youre my brother" trumping all the bad thoughts, so cute, very glad I found this.

Thor, please use your brain sometimes will you? This is awesome!

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This is pure gold. Oh Thor, with his good intentions and his "tricky, tricky light". Poor Odin, probably waking up to find that his sons together have managed to trigger an interplanetary war... Maybe Frigga will be able to sort that out.

The alternative title could be 'how the movie 'Thor' would have ended if Odin was a decent father'

Very nice one shot - I'm a huge Loki fan, so it's nice to see happy ending stories for him! I think the saddest part of the entire Marvel movie series (so far) was the look on his face right before he falls from the Bifrost at the end of Thor.

Yeaaah ! Loki's a good guy (well, to a certain point) and won't mess up with his own life :D Huh... However, I'm not sure that the AllDaddy'll be very much thrilled when he wakes up. Yeah, because his sons are two totally idiotic boys who are about to kill King Laufey. Not very good for the diplomatic relations with Jotunheim x)
(Forgive my terrible English, please. I'm French, and thus my abilities to speak other languages are near to the absolute zero :P)

This is the best fic I've read in so long. It was so funny that I laughed aloud (to the confusion of my family members), and yet so heartfelt and in-character. I loved it!