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Message: <blockquote data-quote="nevin" data-source="post: 9179598" data-attributes="member: 7024481">making it way too complicated.  the sacred timeline was what was left after "He who remains" finished saving his corner of the universe. when the sacred timeline (an amalgam of the time lines worth saving, or necessary to hold the whole thing together) go boom everything should go back to what it was before or close to what it was before because we are now in a loop and have no idea how many times he's done this, and every loop will be slightly different.      I think they are expecting the audience to be super time savvy and understand that even though they just wiped out an uncountable number of universes, they just blew up the loop and they'll all exist again eventually.   I think Loki would have done better ratings wise if they'd just up front explained what the loom was how it worked and what the effect of it ceasing to exist was going to be.  It's probably good for forums they didn't but it just made a muddied mess for the average viewer.My guess on the loom is that certain people including He  who remains had multiple them's loomed together to create beings capable of holding it all together.  (Being multiple beings loomed together is probably why he who remains was so powerful ) Most of them being in the TVA, which was then filled with variants that popped up after the sacred timeline was created.</blockquote>