Oh, he has every right to be angry! Loki wasn't about to apologize, but he also wasn't inclined to dispute that Jim has reason to be annoyed, either. He's rather impressed, in fact, by how well he's handling the incident. Despite how rattled he must be, he seems to be maintaining his calm, even considering Loki's point of view.
That, combined with his earlier advice to 'Thor' to have faith in his little brother is almost touching. This is, he thinks, a man worth keeping a friendly eye on, assuming he hasn't yet infuriated him beyond forging an alliance.
"For the record, anything with a corporeal form can be punched, gods included. Just a bit of advice, should it ever come up in your future. The only question is whether the god will take more harm from it, or your fist." He's pretty sure Jane Foster came away with bruises from when she slapped him, but she did knock his head to one side. He's not immune.
"You have every reason to be angry, but it won't do either of us any good at this point," he further points out. "The question is do you prefer I explain your aversion to my brother and encourage him to give you your space, or would you rather I said nothing?"
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That, combined with his earlier advice to 'Thor' to have faith in his little brother is almost touching. This is, he thinks, a man worth keeping a friendly eye on, assuming he hasn't yet infuriated him beyond forging an alliance.
"For the record, anything with a corporeal form can be punched, gods included. Just a bit of advice, should it ever come up in your future. The only question is whether the god will take more harm from it, or your fist." He's pretty sure Jane Foster came away with bruises from when she slapped him, but she did knock his head to one side. He's not immune.
"You have every reason to be angry, but it won't do either of us any good at this point," he further points out. "The question is do you prefer I explain your aversion to my brother and encourage him to give you your space, or would you rather I said nothing?"