FoxWriter
Cluster
- Joined
- Jan 20, 2011
- Location
- in the realm of lust and seduction
loki looked quite dismayed about that. "it's... it's been so long... i was only holding Fenris a while ago. it can't have been that long..." he whispered, looking dismayed. "oh good. Thor was always the best at keeping the realms under order. the only ones i have any luck with is Jotunhiem." he admitted. "i've no idea why but the Frost Giants don't mind me so much as they do Thor or Father." he admitted with a smile. "ah, i see... yes, it's a way to map out the larger areas, and to measure a distance, right?" he asked with a smile. "very clever." he admitted with a nod.
Bruce smiled back at Tony, looking reassuring. "oh i would like that." Loki admitted with a nod. "it's one of those special calendars you see. that just keeps going. so long as i have it anyway. it was about a three feet thick the last time i remember seeing it. i've had it since i was a child." he admitted with a grin as he rubbed at his arm once Bruce pulled the needle out. Bruce asked several, several questions and then turned to Tony and motioned for the other to follow him. "you don't have to look so worried tony." Bruce promised. "Loki has common Schizophrenia. but it comes and goes." he explained. "at least as far as i can tell. it's always there, of course, but his brain is wired very differently from ours. on bad days, he has voices, hallucinations, delusions, and often can't really understand what's happening. some days he has moments like this, where he's trapped in the past and can't remember anything because, according to his brain, it simply hasn't happened yet. right now, he is literally the age he was when he left Jormungandr. in Loki's mind, he IS that age, so any information that comes after, hasn't happened yet." he explained.
"they aren't blackouts, they're flashbacks and periods where his brain is so disconnected that there isn't anything to remember." he explained, rubbing the back of his neck. "i'm unsure how the medication we have for it will effect his condition, but i can be sure it won't do anything bad to him." he admitted. "i've tested samples of the medication against Jor and some of the Warrior's Three's blood." Bruce admitted. "i've also found that Loki is susceptible to tranquilizers. if he becomes dangerous, we can put him to sleep long enough to try and mentally stabilize him with medicine. right now he's calm, but once he slips back into the schizophrenia he's most likely going to become volatile again." Bruce admitted. "if we send him back to Asgaurd, he's only going to get worse. we need to make Thor and the other Aeser understand that Loki is very sick, and that his actions are not his own... but i don't know how. they have, absolutely no concept of mental disorders or mental sickness."
Bruce smiled back at Tony, looking reassuring. "oh i would like that." Loki admitted with a nod. "it's one of those special calendars you see. that just keeps going. so long as i have it anyway. it was about a three feet thick the last time i remember seeing it. i've had it since i was a child." he admitted with a grin as he rubbed at his arm once Bruce pulled the needle out. Bruce asked several, several questions and then turned to Tony and motioned for the other to follow him. "you don't have to look so worried tony." Bruce promised. "Loki has common Schizophrenia. but it comes and goes." he explained. "at least as far as i can tell. it's always there, of course, but his brain is wired very differently from ours. on bad days, he has voices, hallucinations, delusions, and often can't really understand what's happening. some days he has moments like this, where he's trapped in the past and can't remember anything because, according to his brain, it simply hasn't happened yet. right now, he is literally the age he was when he left Jormungandr. in Loki's mind, he IS that age, so any information that comes after, hasn't happened yet." he explained.
"they aren't blackouts, they're flashbacks and periods where his brain is so disconnected that there isn't anything to remember." he explained, rubbing the back of his neck. "i'm unsure how the medication we have for it will effect his condition, but i can be sure it won't do anything bad to him." he admitted. "i've tested samples of the medication against Jor and some of the Warrior's Three's blood." Bruce admitted. "i've also found that Loki is susceptible to tranquilizers. if he becomes dangerous, we can put him to sleep long enough to try and mentally stabilize him with medicine. right now he's calm, but once he slips back into the schizophrenia he's most likely going to become volatile again." Bruce admitted. "if we send him back to Asgaurd, he's only going to get worse. we need to make Thor and the other Aeser understand that Loki is very sick, and that his actions are not his own... but i don't know how. they have, absolutely no concept of mental disorders or mental sickness."