Very well written and interesting introspection about the God of Mischief, his heartbreaking grief for his mother and his terrible part in her undoing.

While I don't believe his suggestion during the uprising truly made a difference, what with how easily the Kursed overpowered the guards all throughout the palace, and also keeping in mind that he met with Malekith first and followed his master towards Jane's hideaway eventually encountering Frigga, who tried to protect Jane and the Ether, I'm sure Loki will never share this opinion and absolve himself of the blame. After all, he even accused himself of not coming to her rescue when it most definitely hadn't been in his hands to go free and save his mother.