Whether she's terrorizing Westeros, the Resistance, or Anya Taylor-Joy's Thomasin, Kate Dickie excels at playing villains, making her turn as General Dox on "Loki" an all too familiar role for the actor. While we hope that subsequent episodes will flesh out her character more, it's clear that Dickie's future in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is brimming with potential, even despite her relatively small amount of screen time in Episode 1.
At the judges' council, Dox sets herself down a villainous path for "Loki" Season 2, clashing with the actions the TVA must take in response to the revelations that Hunter B-15 brings to light. Despite being informed that pruning branched timelines means killing billions, Dox is committed to "protecting" the Sacred Timeline, believing that although the Time-Keepers are fake, the TVA's work is still essential to the overall health of the universe.
