Loki is tired of ruling. So why not visit earth? [In between Civil War & Ragnarok, Loki observes Steve Rogers in Wakanda. Because why not.]

"They were so alike, him and my father." (Faramir grieves for his family. It's complicated.)

Question for question. Brother for brother. (Thor, after Loki. Infinity War Spoilers.)

"How much of it is real?" Thor asks, because he always, always wants to know. Loki's brow furrows. The flowers falter and fade. "None of it," he says flatly. (Spoilers from Thor all the way to Infinity War).

Loki knew Thanos was coming. It was both his fear, and his fault. [Infinity War Spoilers, Loki, Thor, gen.]

You wonder how he believed that, believed that a knife would be enough. (Thor, Loki, Infinity War)

He lost Loki to the stars once. It crushed him, then, because he did not know any better. [Thor and Loki, from the beginning to the end. Infinity War spoilers, and also spoilers for every single Thor movie Avengers.]

There is much to be said, and left unsaid, as they leave the ruins of Asgard behind. (Thor & Loki, after) (Missing scene from Thor: Ragnarok)

Keeping count of tragedies is no simple thing, when you and your worlds last forever. (Loki, gen, Thor: Ragnarok)

Peace is by far the kindest thing about a tomb. (Bilbo mourns the Durins, post-BOFA. Canon, gen.)

Bucky never stops falling, and Steve never stops running, and worst of all is that both of them keep living, on and on, as though the train that ran that mountain pass still has them by the hands, metal and metal. (Gen, spanning all Cap canon.)

Even stars must die. (Arwen, during the war of the ring. Arwen/Aragorn, appearances by Elrond, Galadriel.)

His father loves him best. (Boromir, from the beginning to the end.)

Before Thranduil will even consider sending Legolas on patrols he wants the young prince to learn at least the basics of the healing arts from the best, Lord Elrond. But while on a simple excursion in Rivendell Legolas soon finds himself in a situation that will test both his healing and fighting abilities.

Day in and day out with the same company teaches one dwarf many things. (The beginnings of a friendship between Gimli and Legolas. Absolutely no slash. Ensemble cast.)

Five days is the march from Minas Tirith to Morannon. (Legolas has time to think.) Book and movie canon combination, RoTK, Legolas and Gimli friendship, and others. No slash.

"I would not bind these burning bodies of the sky with paper and ink. Nay. We shall not be so held back by the mumblings of scholars." (In which Denethor shares a warmer-than-usual moment with his sons while star-gazing. Faramir-centric; angsty (of course); canon-and any liberties taken with Tolkienian astronomy and Gondorian history are here apologized for.) (No slash, of course.

Denethor lives surrounded by shadows. Faramir does not think it strange that he would not want another one. (Gen, angst. Faramir's father-son issues, featuring Boromir and their brotherly bond.)

Gods long for nothing. (But Loki is not quite a god.) (Genfic, first movie spoilers plus Norse mythology.)

Boromir is his brother's hero. (Snippets of their life, and major brother-feels. Also some A plus parenting from Denethor (yeah, right). Absolutely NO SLASH).

Merry and Pippin remind Gandalf very much of two other young adventurers. (In which Gandalf feels remorse for Fili and Kili, and does what he can for the two young hobbits in his charge) (Feels, angst, NO SLASH. At all.) (Spoilers for The Hobbit and LOTR)

Pestered by the questions of merry young hobbits, Legolas looks back into the long realms of memory, and the roads that brought him here. (Set in the early days of the Fellowship, Ring-Goes-South-ish, with flashbacks to The Hobbit era (spoilers for Battle of the Five Armies) (Appearances from Merry & Pippin, mentions of others, NO SLASH).

As Loki hangs above the abyss, he thinks of what his brother will not let him do. (Spoilers for the first Thor movie only). NO SLASH. Angsty. 100 words exactly.

She's not his mother, he tells himself. They're not his family. He's not a son, or a brother. He's an enemy. (And he wants to be). The irony is deep, that for once he and Odin are in agreement. (Tragic/angsty Loki short one-shot. If that's your thing. It sure is mine!). No pairings, no warnings, really, but for angst.

As a child, he never liked the sun. (Loki drabble, set during his first realization of his "dark side" during Thor. No real spoilers, though). Usual disclaimers (not mine, not slash) apply. Read and review!

Dark World: Loki, in his own way, grieves after Frigga's death. "She was the only person left in his life who, despite everything, believed that he was good, who still loved the quiet boy who loved books better than battle, in the days when his silver-tongue had not yet hardened his heart." One-shot.

Thor: The Dark World. Thor reflects in his grief..."Loki is many things, but he cannot be dead." Angsty one-shot.

Loki has fallen. Sif had already fallen-for him. And so, when she hears the news, she knows more than the rest. One-shot.