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[MCU] Loki's memory regarding the destruction of the bifrost.

When Thor destroys the bridge, he catches Loki and Odin catches Thor.  The both of them are ready to pull him up and work it out, but Loki lets go.  
Later when Thor and Loki reunite, he says he remembers Thor "tossing him into an abyss" and seems genuinely angry about it. Why would he say such a thing? Has he convinced himself that's what happened?
gpt
Blame shifting is classic narcissist behavior.  Although Loki himself was the one who decided to release his grip, he may be unable to see himself as anything but a noble victim.

He is a true master of deception, perhaps because he is constantly practicing it on himself.