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* MaskingTheDeformity: Years after Arrow-Odd has [[TearOffYourFace ripped off the face]] of his archenemy Ogmund Eythjofslayer, he hears of a mysterious warlord called Kvillanus who has made himself king over Novgorod, and who always wears a mask. Odd travels to Novgorod and challenges Kvillanus to jousting. After three days of indecisive jousting, Kvillanus offers to make peace with Odd, and Odd is ready to accept if Kvillanus will reveal his true identity. [[DramaticUnmask Kvillanus takes off his mask]], revealing that he is Ogmund Eythjofslayer, who has been wearing the mask to hide his mutilated face.
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* MaskingTheDeformity: Years after Arrow-Odd has [[TearOffYourFace ripped off the face]] of his archenemy Ogmund Eythjofslayer, he hears of a mysterious warlord called Kvillanus who has made himself king over Novgorod, and who always wears a mask. Odd travels to Novgorod and challenges Kvillanus to jousting. After three days of indecisive jousting, Kvillanus offers to make peace with Odd, and Odd is ready to accept if Kvillanus will reveal his true identity. [[DramaticUnmask Kvillanus takes off his mask]], revealing that he is Ogmund Eythjofslayer, who has been wearing the mask to hide his mutilated face. It is implied Ogmund's motive is not so much shame or vanity but that he does not want to be recognized because he knows that Odd is still seeking revenge on him.
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* MaskingTheDeformity: Years after Arrow-Odd has [[TearOffYourFace ripped off the face]] of his archenemy Ogmund Eythjofslayer, he hears of a mysterious warlord called Kvillanus who has made himself king over Novgorod, and who always wears a mask. Odd travels to Novgorod and challenges Kvillanus to jousting. After three days of indecisive jousting, Kvillanus offers to make peace with Odd, and Odd is ready to accept if Kvillanus will reveal his true identity. [[DramaticUnmask Kvillanus takes off his mask]], revealing that he is Ogmund Eythjofslayer, who has been wearing the mask to hide his mutilated face.
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--->''''"I'm at a loss for words," said Vignir.\\
"Why's that?" asked Odd.\\
"I can't believe such a puny-looking little wretch as you could be my father," said Vignir.''
"Why's that?" asked Odd.\\
"I can't believe such a puny-looking little wretch as you could be my father," said Vignir.''
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* SmallParentHugeChild: Odd, a normal-sized human viking (if long-lived), has a half-giant son named Vignir. By the time they first meet Vignir is already far taller than his father.
--->''''"I'm at a loss for words," said Vignir.\\
"Why's that?" asked Odd.\\
"I can't believe such a puny-looking little wretch as you could be my father," said Vignir.''
--->''''"I'm at a loss for words," said Vignir.\\
"Why's that?" asked Odd.\\
"I can't believe such a puny-looking little wretch as you could be my father," said Vignir.''
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* ConvenientlyPlacedSharpThing: Captured by the viking Saemund, Odd spends the night scheduled to be executed in the morning, with his feet shackled and his hands tied behind his back, and guarded by twelve men. He strikes up a conversation with his guards to lull their vigilance, and eventually sings to them until they are all sleeping. Odd then crawls to a nearby axe and manages to cut the fetters on his hands on its edge. He unties his feet, grabs the axe, kills the guards, and gets away.
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* ExpectingSomeoneTaller: When Vignir, Odd's son with the giantess Hildigunn, meets his father for the first time, he is stumped that Odd is a normal-sized person, i.e. what amounts to a midget in the eyes of a giant.
-->''"I'm at a loss for words,“ said Vignir.\\
"Why's that?" asked Odd.\\
"I can't believe such a puny-looking little wretch as you could be my father," said Vignir.''
-->''"I'm at a loss for words,“ said Vignir.\\
"Why's that?" asked Odd.\\
"I can't believe such a puny-looking little wretch as you could be my father," said Vignir.''
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* ProphecyArmor: As a teenager growing up in Berurjod in Norway, Odd receives the prophecy that he will die in Berurjod, killed by the horse Faxi. Odd kills Faxi and leaves Berurjod to become a viking, intending never to return. He survives countless battles unscathed and lives to the age of three-hundred until he gets homesick and resolves to visit Berurjod, where he is bitten by a viper nesting in the skull of Faxi, and dies.
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* SuperToughness: Over the course of his feud with Odd, Ogmund Eythjofslayer gets every bone in his body broken, his face torn off, and jumps from a 80 yard cliff into the North Atlantic. Yet he survives all and recovers every time, even if gruesomely scarred.
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* SuperToughness: Over the course of his feud with Odd, Ogmund Eythjofslayer gets every bone in his body broken, his face torn off, his buttocks sliced off, and jumps from a 80 yard cliff into the North Atlantic. Yet he survives all and recovers every time, even if gruesomely scarred.
