"God of the mind-fuck" /would/ be an appropriate modern version of some of Loki's titles... XD

Woah! Harsh asgard/ viking tale of breaking spirit of boy/ prisoner spirit. O.o

I also wonder how loki rebuild tge brotherhood between thor and him after the rape. Denial or spell brainwash themselve of the event?

Thank you for this note as I am very interested to continue reading!

I think this chapter is brilliant, and drawing the parallels between Steve and Loki actually made me tear up! This really is fantastic!

Oh my gosh, poor Loki! Others did that to him before?! That was really good, great job!

Loving this fic so far. Angsty, and well written. Maybe a mention in a author's note that Coulson survived?

It is a bit weird that they're not bothered that a mass murderer with the wish to dominate the world has escaped. He's too dangerous. And his talk about britherhood seems out of character, since he made atleast one serious attempt to kill Thor, and didn't want Thor to consider them family anymore.

Wow. Really makes you look at the group differently. It's odd how the best and the worst are the two that can understand each other.

Very interesting

nooooooo loki got rapped D:

Oh my. D: I'm glad Steve and Tony got down there, even if it was a bit late. Poor Loki. Although I'm really, really curious as to what he meant by saving their brotherhood. My mind immediately comes to many different conclusions... and none of them are very pleasant. I guess I'll just have to read "A Kindness Repaid" to find out.

I love this story! Loki is so proud and defiant in his own way and Steve, he is just wonderfully sweet, I adore them both. I also love the culture clash.

This story was so heartbreaking- in a good way. It was brilliantly written as were the others in the series. I hope you continue to write many Thor fics because you are a good writer.

Great so far!

Interesting take. Even caged and defeated Loki has his weapons. :D

I really loved this story, difficult though it is, because you really got across both how alien and horrifying another culture can seem even while you realize that you're also similar and "human" (or whatever). I loved that you showed Steve's basic moral compass and his deep understanding of helplessness getting even deeper here. I also loved how you write Loki - so totally vulnerable and indomitable at the same time. Great stuff.