From what we have managed to glean from Thor: Ragnarok's story thus far, it looks like Loki will remain an ally for (at least) the bulk of the film's second act. That said, they won't be able to go their separate ways immediately. He has witnessed what Loki is capable of, and he's just going let him live his life - once he finds Odin and returns his father to his rightful place on the throne, that is. Unlike Thor and Thor: The Dark World, he's no longer interested in trying to convert his brother into an honest and law-abiding Asgardian. Thor may arguably be one of the denser heroes out there, but he's apparently smart enough to know when to give up on a potentially lost cause. Do your thing.' So there's a bit of that, which is fun, but also something we haven't sort of played with as much, you know? And, you know, I think there's a feeling from Thor now that's just like, 'you know what kid, do what you want.' You know, you can't hurt for trying, you know? 'You're a screw-up, so whatever.

But I think, there's a bit of reversal as far as kind of, You know, in the first films, you know, a lot of the time you're seeing Thor kinda going, 'come back Loki,' and da-da-da-da. All of us were like what hap- what can we do again here? And yeah, I'm sorry, I'm walking a fine line kinda what I can do. And I think, you know, Tom felt the same. You know, without giving too much away, it was one thing I said because I don't wanna repeat that relationship either.

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