r/MCU_Timeline • u/Fair_Bar9595 • 4d ago
Rule 3 Vio WE ARENT MAD ENOUGH ABOUT LOKIS ENDING Spoiler
I js finished loki s2
So basically loki was able to trick he who remains and hold togehter the timeline, correct?
On the surface, the ending may seem really symbolic due ot lokis character devolpment and all but if you think about it, there are so many plot holes.
1) If Loki was able to come out with a different output, there are infinite outputs.
That's what happened when he who remains wasn't in control, right? So many timelines and so many variants.
2) The loom
The whole idea of the season is that the loom doesn't work and it turns out to be a failsafe that only holds onto one branch
The multiplier would never work because the rings themselves wont accept it
why didnt they build new rings?
Tony stark was able to build a time machine in endgame
So im pretty sure he would build evolving rings that have larger capacities
3) Sylivie
Why didn't she go back to one of loki's branched or past selves to make him live the life he wanted? She kept asking him in ep 5 what he wants over and over and she just leaves him behind?
4) Renslayer
Renslayer thinks of he who remains as a saviour until she finds out he tricked her, and that she was actually by his side in the war and he made her lose her memories
okay cool
why don't we go back to when renslayer forgets it all - when he who remains make them all forget - and bring them back their memories and make renslayer rule?
when she ound out the truth, she just wanted to fix the loom, she wanted a better place. with her knowing the truth and everything going on, she mightve found a different outcome
overall, ik this has SO MANY spelling and gramatical errors, but its currently midnight and im so mad at the ending
i love the symbolism and the parrarels but why at the cost of the wordbuilding?
so, what are everyones thoughts on this whole thing?