It also doesn’t bother Loki that it takes a bit before he gets a full response. He’s quite taken with watching Crowley work with the glass, moulding it to how he wants it. Working with your hands like that isn’t something Loki has much experience with, but it seems rather satisfying.

“Would you like some help?” Another thing Loki really isn’t used to is wanting to help, and certainly not offering help even when he did, but this place seems to be changing him. Or maybe it’s really just the people he’s met here, but really a lot of it is likely more to do with his love of plantlife.

Loki is also peculiar about temperature, though his is very much physiological. He, of course, is fine with warm temperatures, but he does often think of his few trips to Jotunheim and how wonderful the cold had felt. He hadn’t really had the time to enjoy, or really even consider that at the time, but now he wonders about what a winter might actually feel like.

“Do you think this place will see snow?” Of course he knows that Crowley likely has as much of an answer to that as he does himself, but he also clearly knows a lot more about the climate of Earth than he does.