"Wait, what dimension is this again?"
"How is this different from the regular timeline?"
"Who is that character?"
My book called "The Many Adventures of the Avengers and Friends" is basically a bunch of short stories and one-shots about the differen...
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I'd think it'd be obvious, but 413 is the dimension where Olivia goes with Loki, but they fail in the first place to take over Earth. Part of this is similar to how I explained 412, because it's really just the delayed comeuppance.
It's probably closer to how the actual Avengers movie went, except Olivia has to take the fall as well.
The pair of them go back with Thor to Asgard, where they stand trial for what they did (beginning of Dark World). Now, the only ambiguous detail for me is whether the Hulk Smash actually happened, cause if it did, Loki would go through the cognitive recallibration.
For drama's sake (cause that's the shit I live for), let's say yes.
Now, Loki obviously feels bad for what he did, his mind now in a more stable, less mind controlled state.
The question is, does Olivia? Cause, remember, she brought this upon herself; her decisions were entirely her own. Again, there are options.
If she does feel bad, then she's in the same boat as Loki is. It'd probably lead to a lot of mental... I don't wanna say instability, but she's battling between herself and what she did. Part of her enjoyed the feeling of power and superiority. The other part is usually the part that wins over: the part where she feels immense guilt cause people died, she betrayed her family, and gods only know what her parents would think of her actions.
I'm not really sure where it'd go from there. Events of Dark World would probably be closer to the MCU movie and not my AU for a few reasons:
1) Frigga's death and funeral would not be revealed until after it happens (I think that's probably the apex of Odin's doucebaggery, even though the list is VERY long, it makes me despise him even more lol)
2) Thor'd actually have to break out Loki and Olivia for the heist.
That's about it.
Now, on the flipside, if Olivia doesn't regret her actions, it might cause a huge rift between her and Loki. I see this as the far less likely option because it's rare that Olivia goes against Loki when it comes to her having poor morals. Cause, despite everything, everything she does comes from good intentions, even if it goes all screwey.
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I suppose details this dimension hinges on is just the reverse of what has to happen in 416:
~JARVIS remains enabled
~Clint gets beaten senseless by Nat so his mind is freed
~None of the Avengers fall victim to the same fate
Really, it's just Loki and Olivia being far more careless and/or cocky.
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414 is the interesting one. Well, they're all interesting to me, but, y'know.
