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[MCU] How would Loki have reacted to the knowledge of his true heritage, if he had been the favoured child of Odin?

It is well-known that Odin showed parental favouritism towards Thor, given that Thor is his biological child. As a result, part of Loki's rage at the truth is because it "explains" why he was side-lined and treated as what he perceives to be the inferior sibling. 

But what if *Loki* had been the favourite child? What if Odin praised Loki whenever he cast a new, more complex spell -- "my son, he is truly a talented sorcerer!"? Not to say that Thor is side-lined to the same degree as Loki, yet it would be clear that Odin favours his adopted. In this scenario, how would Loki have reacted to finding out he is a Frost Giant? Better or worse, and why?
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Better.  Loki saw it as the revelation that Odin probably actually did prefer Thor because he was his true son instead of any perceived slights.  If Loki had been the favored child he wouldn't have those feelings of inadequacy that would have been further stoked by discovering he's a frost giant.