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Loki – Lamentis (S1:E3) – Discussion Guide

Discussion Guide:

  1. Why do you think Loki is so polite?
    Caregiver Note: Loki most certainly is gentlemanly for being the God of Mischief! He consistently says “please” or “thank you” while addressing women as “madam” and has become well known among fans for his use of “I beg your pardon.” This definitely attributes to his appeal despite his unsavory reputation because even though he may behave like a deviant, he’s a deviant with decorum! This characteristic really speaks to the fact that Loki does hold regard for others and recognizes the value in etiquette. At one point in the episode Loki states “Brute force is no substitute for diplomacy and guile,” and he’s not wrong. Cogence can not be heard through anger, particularly for youth in foster care trying to advocate for themselves against an authority with complete control over their lives. Learning to clearly express indignation without giving an emotional outburst is a skill set rarely modeled for foster youth and Loki’s ability to respectfully communicate in measured language, even amid his sarcasm, presents a fantastic educational opportunity. It may sound trite but instilling manners is a basic way to ensure success, and not only in professional forums but in social settings as well. While Loki’s intent may sometimes differ from those of moral principle, good manners promote healthy relationships, aid in peer acceptance, and can encourage favorable responses to…

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About the Author: Felecia Neil

Felecia Neil is a foster care alumni who has 12 years of experience working within residential settings and has served as a foster parent for over 6 years. She is currently a much needed asset to the Transfiguring Adoption team where she reviews books and helps to assure the organization considers the perspective of foster youth.


**Transfiguring Adoption is a nonprofit organization seeking to nurture growth in foster and adoptive families by giving a HOOT about their families. Transfiguring Adoption does not intend for its reviewers nor its review to be professional, medical or legal advice. These reviews and discussion guides are intended to help parents to better be able to connect and understand their children who come from traumatic backgrounds.

 

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Felecia Neil is a foster care alumni who has 12 years of experience working within residential settings and has served as a foster parent for over 5 years. She is currently a much needed asset to the Transfiguring Adoption team where she reviews books and helps to assure the organization considers the perspective of foster youth.

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