Mobius claimed Loki's purpose was to do evil things so others could be their best selves. It was cruel, but not wrong. Loki's methods were unorthodox, yet there was no arguing that he pushed others to be better. After all, the fight against Hela wasn't the first time Thor summoned lightning without Mjolnir, and there was more than one reason for Loki to smile when he saw it.

Larger than life, the kaiju meant danger and death and were feared accordingly. Everyone wondered why they did it, made up a thousand and one theories to explain why. WHY? Yet even when an opportunity presented itself—twice, no less—no one asked. They were seen as simple attack dogs, and that was where the curiosity stopped. Turns out it was a bit more complicated than that.