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Oct 2023
14m 21s

Loki, Season 2, Episode 2 – Breaking Bad

Tom Fox
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Get ready for an exciting new season of Because That’s What Heroes Do. In it, Tom and Megan review Loki, Season 2. In this episode, we discuss Episode 2-Breaking Bad, deeply diving into the streaming series’ intricate character dynamics and themes.

With his keen eye for character development, Tom Fox focuses on the motivations and evolution of the main characters, particularly Loki and Mobius. He appreciates the witty banter between the two and exploring Loki’s darker side. On the other hand, Megan Dougherty demonstrates a deep interest in dissecting character motivations. She speculates on the potential development of characters, particularly Mobius’ original place in history or the future. She also discusses the conversation between Mobius and Loki, where Loki questions why Mobius has yet to explore his place on the timeline. Join Tom and Megan as they unravel the complexities of “Loki” in this fascinating episode of the Because That’s What Heroes Do podcast.

Highlights:

  • Key Lime Pie and Character Dynamics
  • Loki’s Versatility and Vulnerabilities
  • The Multiverse’s Impact on Timelines

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