"So when the chicken crows, look up to the sky. That's my eyes, you see!"
Loki, Loki!
Hey there, youngins. What're ya up to?
Umm, umm, is it true you have three names!?
Well, uhh, sure. Lucas Dimitri Adams. Yeah, I know it's sorta a mouthful.
So you kids just keep calling me Loki, eh?
Okie doki, Loki!
Loki, why ain't you a pirate? You're so old!
S'that so? You want me being a pirate there, do ya? Imma rip your tiny eyes out in the crawling night!
Aw come on kids. Bein' a pirate's no fun.
Besides, I'm not that old. I'm just seventeen, for Pan's sake!
Teehee! Pirate's sure no fun. Loki can't be pirate cos' Loki's lotsa fun and have mud hair!
Hey, quit playing with my hair! No, it's not mud. It's, uhh, blondish brown!
(Giggles) You mean brownish blonde.
Tomato, tomahta. Same thing.
Loki, are there skies in your eyes?
What're ya playing here, boy? Oh ya mean my eyes?
Well, it's the color of morning. Cos the sky turns red in the evenin' and black at nightfall.
So when the chicken crows, look up to the sky. That's my eyes, you see!
Loki, do you like being a lost boy?
Now why'd you ask that? I'm a lost boy at heart even if I die. Or worse.
(Gasp) What's worse than dying?
(Smirk) Growing up.
Loki and Chris was born and raised in the same orphanage. While one would say that Loki was the life of the party, Chris was the overprotective parent. Ever since they were children, Loki would get himself into trouble and Chris would be the one to get him out of it. But, nonetheless, they were the best of friends.
However, because the two kids did not want to be separated, there was never anyone who would want to adopt the both of them. And, with the days ticking by, they finally reached the age of 17, a year before they were scheduled to be kick out of the orphanage. On the night just before Loki's 18thbirthday, he was visited by a pixie. The creature told him of a place—a place where he never had to grow up. Loki begged her to take him to that special place and when she agreed, Loki made a request to take his best friend—sleeping on the upper bunk—to go with them.
Loki was absolutely ecstatic to be in Neverland. And with no time at all, he easily fit in with the younger children. He played with them and started acting like a kid himself, already forgetting his life in the orphanage.
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