[Noh doesn't like the idea of equating religion and culture. He was raised in an ultra-nationalist, imperialistic colonial society, and a part of him will always think the Kree Way is the only way. And the Kree way says religion is for weaker, feebler minds.
He tries to stay open-minded, though; he's seen enough to understand that there's appeal in the unexplainable.]
I don't like thinking that the things I believe in might turn out to be lies.
Even if they're comfortable ones.
Actually, especially if they're comfortable ones. Those are usually the worst.
Loki's fun might seem harmless to him, but it might not be so on the recieving end.
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He tries to stay open-minded, though; he's seen enough to understand that there's appeal in the unexplainable.]
I don't like thinking that the things I believe in might turn out to be lies.
Even if they're comfortable ones.
Actually, especially if they're comfortable ones. Those are usually the worst.
Loki's fun might seem harmless to him, but it might not be so on the recieving end.