'He wished he could use Mjölnir as a blacksmith would, hammer himself out until he was shining and straight.' Thor discovers he is gay as he grows up but guiltily hides it until he falls for his brother. Thor/Loki

None of them expected Loki to be back so soon, especially Thor. Still, all he wanted was to make things better. But Loki still wanted revenge. In the end, neither of them would be able to get through this without someone getting hurt. No slash.

The battle is won, Loki's imprisoned, but Thor still feels like he lost everything, compelling him to call upon his brother.

A Thor & Loki bromance, set after "Avengers". Thor visits his disgraced brother while they await the All-Father's judgment, offering - and perhaps seeking - comfort and closure.

Five times that Thor watched over Loki as he slept, and one time that Loki watched over him.

At night, or whenever I was allowed rest, I would wrap my arms around myself and imagine that it was Thor who was holding me, that he was there next to me, that he was the one cleaning my bleeding wounds and soothing away the pain. And for a moment, my cell would not feel as cold as it did before. Thor/Loki

Tony is used to not getting what he want. He's used to not deserving what he wants too. He's used to the feeling of longing, used to the ache that forms in his chest. A longing to have Steve for his own. A longing that can never be fulfilled. Steve/Tony. A lot of pheels. Give it a shot, yeah?

After all he has done, Loki finally gets his punishment: he's banished to Jotunheim. But Thor wants his little brother back, and he wants him alive. Warning for suicidal thoughts

Loki did not move. While he longed for the comforting presence that he hadn't even realized he had become so very accustomed to, his pride would not allow Thor see him like this. If he were to break, he would break alone. Set directly after "Breath of Life." Oneshot. Co-written with Gabrielle Day. R&R please!

Post-Avengers. Rest never came easily to Loki. Asking for help has only gotten harder.

Post-Avengers. Forgiveness isn't easily attained. Neither is redemption. Fortunately, Loki has little interest in either.

Seers had foretold this day. For a thousand years men and gods had known that Asgard would fall. He should have known this day would come, but Loki had never put much stock in prophecies. Thor/Loki, Warnings: suggestions of sex, violence, gore, character death, angst. EDIT: I have now edited this story within an inch of its life. It's longer, it's meaner. Enjoy?

They were not children, and as he threw aside the last block of shattered concrete between himself and his brother, Thor knew that even with a hand to pull him up, Loki was not going to rise.

Thor returns to Asgard with Loki as his prisoner and becomes the one to sew his own not-brother's lips shut.

This is no homecoming. Post-movie.