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When he was a child, he dreamed of becoming a Valkyrie when he grew up. Although he gave up this dream when he grew up, Thor still maintained respect and admiration for the Valkyrie in his heart.

A large part of the reason why he was able to suddenly wake up and realize that Asgard was sorry for the Valkyries was because of this consistent good impression in his heart.

You know, Hela is his biological sister.

There is no mutual hostility like in the original plot, and the usual non-compliance is just superficial. In Thor's heart, he inevitably has a natural affinity for Hela.

If he has no feelings for the Valkyries, given his relationship with Hela, it is impossible for him to remain impartial, let alone to wake up and understand that Asgard has failed the Valkyries.

And now...

He already sympathized with the Valkyrie, but after hearing Frigga and Odin's words, Thor's preference for the Valkyrie became even more serious.

"Father, I have an idea..." After hesitating for a moment, Thor couldn't help but said to Odin: "I hope to do something for them. For example, restore their reputation and tell everyone that there used to be such a group of warriors. They have made countless contributions to Asgard and let all Asgardians know of their existence."

If you want to restore the reputation of the Valkyries, Hela cannot get around it no matter what.

After all, the reason why the Valkyries withdrew from the stage of history and became a distant past was because Hela went on a killing spree and killed them all.

The reason why Hela showed such a cruel side and attacked the Valkyries who were supposed to be comrades-in-arms was because of Odin himself - on the surface, it seemed that Odin and Hela had a disagreement. The conflict led to divisions and civil strife within the army. But in the final analysis, Odin failed to educate his daughter well and failed to guide her correctly.

Therefore, the key to whether he can accept Thor's request depends on whether Odin can face up to his original mistakes.

"I'm very happy that you think so." Patting Thor's arm, Odin showed a faint smile on his face: "However, this matter cannot be rushed. A comprehensive plan must be made first, otherwise, it will be very dangerous. It may cause some unrest and make everyone feel uneasy..."

It's not about passing the buck, nor is it about trying to find excuses to brush this matter away. Odin was sincerely advising Thor and imparting his experience to him.

Unfortunately, Thor is still the same straight person.

"Unrest?" His face was full of confusion. Before Odin could finish speaking, Thor couldn't help but ask: "How could it be? It's impossible, right?"

"..." looked at Thor speechlessly. After a few seconds, Odin sighed: "You can figure it out yourself, or you can ask Loki or Hela for advice. As a leader, you must not only have a sense of responsibility, but also You need to know how to think, especially when analyzing various things from a big-picture perspective. Thor, you have to continue to practice, especially when it comes to thinking with your brain, and you have to learn from Loki, you know?”

It is not difficult to see that in these words of Odin, there is actually some meaning of "let Thor inherit the throne".

Someone may ask, isn't it said that Hela has been studying on earth for a long time, and her study and analysis of the 'way of being a king' has far surpassed Thor's? With Hela as a reference, why is Odin still thinking about letting Thor inherit his throne instead of passing this position to Hela?

It's not that Odin is partial.

On the one hand, it was because Hela showed some resistance when she returned to Asgard this time.

Specifically, she had given up on the way of thinking before she was sealed, but she had not shown Odin a willingness to make peace.

It's not like a hot face against a cold butt, but it still has a bit of that feeling. Before Odin's death was imminent, he had not completely let go of his worries and thought from a selfish perspective. He made up his mind to pass the throne to him because Hela was more suitable to succeed him.

On the other hand, it was also because there was Frigga.

After all, she was only Hela's stepmother, and before she became Odin's wife, she had already become friends with Hela and had a very close personal relationship.

If Hela succeeds to the throne, Frigga will be somewhat unjustified after being upgraded to the 'Empress Dowager'. By then, the relationship between her and Hela will also become very awkward.

If it were Thor or Loki who succeeded them, there wouldn't be that awkward situation where both of them feel awkward.

That's right, the candidates Odin had in mind included not only Thor, but also Loki, who stood aside and didn't interrupt much.

In the original plot, Odin told the two of them more than once that he had never favored anyone in his heart. But in fact? Just like Loki said, there are still some biases in Odin's behavior, and it is not really all level.

If nothing else, Thor's hammer is proof.

If all were treated equally, why would Thor get a Thor's hammer, while Loki got nothing? You know, that thing wasn't something Thor brought out of his mother's womb. It was previously Hela's exclusive weapon. After it was recovered by Odin, it was transferred to Thor for use.

In other words, that thing was first received into Odin's treasure house, and then into Thor's hands.

That's the problem.

If you can take one treasure from the treasure house and distribute it to Thor, why not take one more and give it to your youngest son Loki as his exclusive weapon?

Don't say, 'Mjolnir is of the thunder attribute, so it would be perfect to hand it over to Thor, who was born with the gift of thunder.' Don't make excuses like, 'There is no equipment suitable for Loki in the treasure house.' If he really wants to settle the matter with a bowl of water, Odin can collect materials and let the dwarves build another piece of equipment for Loki.

You know, Odin is the Lord of Asgard. With his strength and connections, if he really wanted to collect it, he wouldn't be afraid of not finding suitable materials.

It’s not that I can’t find it, it’s that I simply don’t have the idea. It can be seen that Odin in the original plot is really biased and does not treat Thor and Loki equally as he said.

And now...

With the help of Shi Xiaolei, things have changed somewhat.

It's not that Shi Xiaolei was meddlesome and wanted to vindicate Loki, so he specifically reminded Odin.

Shi Xiaolei would say a few words to remind Odin, mainly because Loki caused a lot of trouble in the original plot and brought a lot of trouble to the earth.

Let Odin pay attention to Loki, remind him to praise Loki from time to time, and show recognition and appreciation to him, all out of the consideration of 'appeasing Loki to prevent him from messing up again and causing trouble to the earth'.

I have to say that Shi Xiaolei's reminder was quite useful...well, mainly because he took good care of Hela, and Hela did show the potential to become a king. After witnessing Hela's transformation, he was sure that Shi Xiaolei's opinion was quite reliable, so Odin humbly accepted his advice and changed his attitude towards Loki.

For example, the sentence "Learn more from Loki" just now is a piece of evidence.

Without Shi Xiaolei's reminder, Odin would not have said such a sentence if it was still the same idea in the original plot. At least, not in front of Loki.