Loki, played by Ralph Fiennes: .. a logic does not live except by its own congruity to many, many contiguous plans of action, contiguous battle-plans which represent... a kind of parallel processing of a military war scheme for fighting on the offence and defence simultaneously.. where you don't KNOW about the other military battle-vectors which you ARE in fact simultaneously battling on in these vector fronts.. imen.. it's like you fight wars of many, many contiguous battle-vector's simultaneously, but while this happens, while you do this, you somehow.. inexplicably.. feel yourself fighting only one vector .. no other but one.. while you.. impossibly.. self-contradictorily... fight the direction of many parallel vectors at once.. knowing yourself fighting merely, only but one.. but somehow fighting each.. “one”.. as a single battle-vector as if it were you're only battle.. Imen... to put it more simply.. you fight each battle as if it were your only battle.. even as you fight these battles all exactly at the same time.. many, many battle at the same time.. feeling yourself fighting merely one...