@Mastersavior124 iirc, he’s pan sexual in the comics.

In the show it seems they’ve made him Bi and whilst bisexuality and pan sexuality are different, they are relatively close to each other.

@TheDarkLordOfWakanda It could arguably be interpreted into those categories I guess; the serious tone of the scene and the conversation supports the theory of Loki genuinely being Bi though.

If you don’t want to talk about it that’s fine, but realise you’re commenting on the Ep 3 discussion post. With the revelation of Loki being Bi in this episode, majority of the conversation will most likely focus on that. Especially with pride month overlapping with this piece of information. If you have a problem discussing that specific scene then I suggest not reading this post. I don’t say this to be malicious, but you must realise that this post is to specifically discuss the episode and that’s what will happen. Every single moment will be talked about.

Anyway, moving on to OTHER discussion points about the episode...

I am in agreement that :

• one of the many reasons the TVA data files are 'classified' is because the TVA doesnt want any of the minutemen to realize they are variants all along.

• the "other" agent is a variant of Mobius. And this other variant has not been using the coaster in Renslayer's office as hinted at in episode 2.

• The time keepers are bad people.... mmmmKay?

• one of the time keepers is Kang the conqueror (maybe he is the only one ruling the TVA)

• Renslayer is Kang's girlfriend and she is keeping all Kang's secrets hidden

• Mobius will be seen riding a jet ski in the season finale (maybe in the 1990s, or a multiverse branch thereof)

I speculate that despite the cliffhanger at the end of this episode, Loki and his female counterpart will be "saved" next episode by someone in the TVA jumping in at the last minute via a time portal in an to attempt to apprehend them.

I also suspect the multiverse will remain in place by the end of the series. The TVA might be dissolved by then too, but we will see about that.

The Kang theory is something I think is feasible at the moment...

It's interesting how Loki's mother was the one who taught him magic while Sylvie barely remembers her mother. Could it be that Silvie's mother isn't Frigga? Maybe she was adopted by the Lushtons instead? Or maybe she was human born Sylvie Lushton but was adopted by Laufey and that's why her file called her Sylvie Laufeydottir? She did confirm that she used to be Loki. But which one was the alias, Sylvie or Loki? Could she have taken the mantle of Loki like how Jane Foster became Thor? The implication that she had different parents makes me think she's not really a Variant of Loki. She's very different from our Loki who was the same as the mainstream as the mainstream Loki up until he escaped with the Tesseract after the Battle of New York. Then again, Mobius showed Loki holograms of different variants of himself in the previous episode. I hope we can find more answers about Sylvie in the future episodes. And the TVA are variants? Uh oh, looks like the Marvel Database will need TRNs for all those guys when they are ready to make pages. But since they have all forgotten their pasts and Casey even forgot what a fish is (Did they need to relearn how to speak?), the Time-Keepers are looking more and more suspicious.

@SeanWheeler I can’t remember the exact quote but Sylvie said something that hinted at her mother being dead. I’d argue that Frigga was still Sylvie's mother in her universe, but died when Sylvie was young which is why Frigga couldn’t teach her magic. When Loki and Sylvie are talking about being adopted Loki says “they told you?” And Sylvie says “yes” meaning that Sylvie’s mother was still alive at that point in time.

I think the MCU could make it so that Sylvie was still biologically born to Laufey, Odin adopted her but Odin had a different wife (potentially Enchantress or another magic-wielding Asgardian). If, for example Enchantress was Sylvie’s mother that still doesn’t explain why she wasn’t taught magic by her mother. I think the most logical answer is that Frigga is Sylvie’s mother but in her universe Frigga died when Sylvie was relatively young.

I loved the action scene at the end. Then again, I am a sucker for action scenes that go on for several minutes and and are all one shot.

I wonder who time traveled to kill Frigga earlier and have her and Odin tell Sylvie she's adopted?

Random but is Lamentis-1 a moon or a planet? Know they refer to it as a moon but at the same time there have been planets with numbers in their names(Arago-7, Chronyca-2, etc) and it even has a species named after it(Lamentians). Feel it would make more sense for Lamentis to be a planet and the big green thing in the sky be a moon thats about the collide with it, but thats just moi. Anyone else feel this way?

If they said it's a moon, it's a moon. Most moons in sci-fi are indistinguishable from planets like the forest moon of Endor in Star Wars. And moon names can have numbers.