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This is just about the most confusing thing people get upset about in fiction. I think it's more or less people who get discomfort recognizing (or avoid entirely) that there's is no evidence suggesting Free Will exists subconsciously applying this cognitive dissonance to the media they consume. Free Will changes nothing about a narrative. They never had free will to begin with. They're not real and everything is deterministic, in both fiction and reality. The only point of bringing up free will is to do a narrative around the concept of free will, which is what Loki is doing I assume. Often, if this situation is dictated by something more recognizable than plain cosmic reality, it's a conflict against the anti-free will entity.

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'Cause you know that I have no fear, ain't gonna walk into the river and disappear. I'm gonna be a powerful man. Red blood running down the broken sand.