“Apparently There Will Be A Line” (Thor: The Dark World)
Going back to the previous point about Thor needing Loki’s help, it’s safe to say that the reception Loki received from everyone when he was released from prison in 2013’s Thor: The Dark World wasn’t great.
After receiving a slap from Jane Foster and a threat from Sif, the God of Mischief encountered the rotund Volstagg of the Warriors Three, just prior to boarding the Dark Elf aircraft with Thor and leaving for Svartalfheim.
Sif’s threat was “if you betray him [Thor], I’ll kill you” and as soon as Volstagg said the words “if you betray him”, Loki stepped in to finish his speech for him. “You’ll kill me?” he asked, before humorously saying “evidently there will be a line”. Of course, Loki did go on to effectively betray Thor by pretending to be dead, but he did hold up his side of the bargain to an extent by helping him to fight Kurse.
