( as a guy that was literally stuck in the same day for about thirty years, he definitely has little fondness for cylical motions. still, while Loki isn't exactly wrong, it's safe to say he isn't entirely right either. )

And sometimes they fight for change as well.

( he's seen it happen before, no matter how easy it was for humans to get content with a pattern. the huntsman had been more wild than anything, he followed nature and lived day to day. Graham hasn't found the medium between the man he was and who the curse told him to be yet, but either way, he'd seen enough of time to know things could change all too easily, whether they were desired or not.

he considers the idea, and it doesn't seem entirely unplausible. for him most gods are made up, though perhaps he's wise not to mention that. )

Interesting. I didn't know they'd blamed the disappearance of the sun on their god.