"It sounds as though it would be more a punishment for their loved ones than for them." But perhaps that is because Loki's true fear, now that he's passed on, is being forgotten. His jaw flexes at the thought of some machine determining what it feels is acceptable about him but he doesn't respond to it.

It was imperative they get a look at the chips inside those brains, though. "We'll see to it he gets them out."

And he swallows at the further prodding. "If the gods are good, yes, and it was a titan with the might of the cosmos at his command." He breathes a sigh, taking a sip from his drink before explaining further. "In my universe, there is a collection of ancient stones, the Infinity Stones. Each is a manifestation of an absolute force of the cosmos. This man, Thanos, possessed two."