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Because I really like the EarthX explanation of where they came from and 2001ASpaceOdyssey doesn't have enough interpretation.
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Because I really like the EarthX explanation of where they came from and 2001ASpaceOdyssey 2001: ASpaceOdyssey doesn't have enough interpretation.
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[[WMG:The Norse gods are aliens who reached a certain point in their evolution, became Starchildren, cruised around the universe until they found Earth, and then adopted Viking customs because they know what a good time really is]]
Because I really like the EarthX explanation of where they came from and 2001ASpaceOdyssey doesn't have enough interpretation.
Because I really like the EarthX explanation of where they came from and 2001ASpaceOdyssey doesn't have enough interpretation.
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* Ha ha. So funny I forgot to laugh
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* Odin is Rassilon. The Valkyries take people from the moment of their deaths via time travel, thus building an army to defend Gallifrey. Fenris is Fenric.
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* Odin is Rassilon. The Valkyries take people from the moment of their deaths via time travel, thus building an army to defend Gallifrey. Fenris is Fenric.Fenric.
[[WMG: Under that beard, Thor is actually very pretty.]]
Like anime bishonen could-pass-for-a-girl pretty. How, you may ask? When Thor disguised himself as Freya, goddess of beauty, to get his hammer back from that one giant, the giant lifted Thor's veil to try to kiss "her", before being driven off by Thor's expression. Note, the giant got a good look at Thor's face and STILL thought he was the goddess of beauty and the most beautiful woman in the Nine Realms. "She" just had angry eyes was all.
Thor's pretty face could be why he grows that beard, come to think.
Hell, considering how there might be nothing really heavy enough to give him a real workout, at least nothing he could encounter on a regular enough basis, he might actually be fairly lithe to boot.
[[WMG: Under that beard, Thor is actually very pretty.]]
Like anime bishonen could-pass-for-a-girl pretty. How, you may ask? When Thor disguised himself as Freya, goddess of beauty, to get his hammer back from that one giant, the giant lifted Thor's veil to try to kiss "her", before being driven off by Thor's expression. Note, the giant got a good look at Thor's face and STILL thought he was the goddess of beauty and the most beautiful woman in the Nine Realms. "She" just had angry eyes was all.
Thor's pretty face could be why he grows that beard, come to think.
Hell, considering how there might be nothing really heavy enough to give him a real workout, at least nothing he could encounter on a regular enough basis, he might actually be fairly lithe to boot.
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Face it. If your only choices are to live as an obscure farmer or get yourself a position as a servant to a ''god'', which would you prefer?
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Face it. If your only choices are to live as an obscure farmer or get yourself a position as a servant to a ''god'', which would you prefer?prefer?
[[WMG: Ragnarok was the Time War]]
* Odin is Rassilon. The Valkyries take people from the moment of their deaths via time travel, thus building an army to defend Gallifrey. Fenris is Fenric.
[[WMG: Ragnarok was the Time War]]
* Odin is Rassilon. The Valkyries take people from the moment of their deaths via time travel, thus building an army to defend Gallifrey. Fenris is Fenric.
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* That actually makes a weird amount of sense, not to mention that it makes a lot of the stuff that happened downright tragic.
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Well Norse society believed ass kicking was the most important trait in a ruler so why would the Aesir not make Thor king and just have Odin hang around as an adviser? Circumstances changed policy, Ragnarok's approach made the Aesir act uncharacteristically.
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Well Norse society believed ass kicking was the most important trait in a ruler so why would the Aesir not make Thor king and just have Odin hang around as an adviser? Circumstances changed policy, Ragnarok's approach made the Aesir act uncharacteristically.\
[[WMG: Thialfi and Roskva became the servants of Thor willingly.]]
Face it. If your only choices are to live as an obscure farmer or get yourself a position as a servant to a ''god'', which would you prefer?
[[WMG: Thialfi and Roskva became the servants of Thor willingly.]]
Face it. If your only choices are to live as an obscure farmer or get yourself a position as a servant to a ''god'', which would you prefer?
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** While there is nothing excluding the possibility of a native american belief system superficially similar to abrahamic lore, based on what we know about "canadian" mythologies it seems unlikely, considering that the world in said mythologies generally runs on the same sort of gray morality, if a bit whiter at that. In addition, pure monotheism or even henotheism is exceedingly rare in most north american religions.
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** First: the christianization of Scandinavia didn't start until around the 9th century and didn't get anywhere until much later. Not exactly the early Christian Church. Second: This is WildMassGuessing not religious studies.
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Well, Surtur, the fire GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere is because colonies of vikings only discovered Iceland and its famous volcanoes relatively late. Similarly, the discovery of Vineland probably made the Norsemen question their old beliefs because it clearly proved Midgard was not arranged the way they had thought. What's more, the people in Vineland had many mythologies that resembled monotheism more than their polytheism and it might have caused them to further question their world view when these people kicked their asses, which ''had'' to have happened because Greenland and Iceland were colonized but Vineland(Aka Canada) was not. When the Vikings returned to Europe, they would have brought this changing world view to the other Norse people, the new world springing up after Ragnarok symbolizing this. Formerly respected Loki's undergoing a fall just like formerly respected Satan and Baldur becoming a resurrecting messiah type is because they've run into faiths that were closer to the Christian/Jew faith than their own.
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Well, Surtur, the fire GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere is because colonies of vikings only discovered Iceland and its famous volcanoes relatively late. Similarly, the discovery of Vineland Vinland probably made the Norsemen question their old beliefs because it clearly proved Midgard was not arranged the way they had thought. What's more, the some people in Vineland Vinland had many mythologies religions that resembled monotheism more than their polytheism and it might have caused them to further question their world view when these people kicked their asses, which ''had'' to have happened because Greenland and Iceland were colonized but Vineland(Aka Vinland(Aka Canada) was not. When the Vikings returned to Europe, they would have brought this changing world view to the other Norse people, the new world springing up after Ragnarok symbolizing this. Formerly respected Loki's Loki undergoing a fall just like formerly respected Satan and Baldur becoming a resurrecting messiah type is because they've run into faiths that were closer to the Christian/Jew faith Christian/Jews than their own.
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No he is not the strongest Aesir, that is either Thor, or Tyr. Tyr even used to be a war god and king of the Aesir but was supposedly removed from this position because of an unexpected popularity surge Odin received among the Nordic people. But this is actually just natural story progression, rather than a change in religious practice. After Tyr lost his hand he lost his best attribute, his strength. He was still the bravest of the Aesir, but he could not change the course of large scale battles through brute force anymore, he had to think. Odin was smarter than him, thus a better war god and king.
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No he is not the strongest Aesir, that is either Thor, Thor or Tyr. Tyr even used to be a war god and king of the Aesir but was supposedly removed from this position because of an unexpected popularity surge Odin received among the Nordic people. But this is actually just natural story progression, rather than a change in religious practice. After Tyr lost his hand he lost his best attribute, his strength. He was still the bravest of the Aesir, but he could not change the course of large scale battles through brute force anymore, he had to think. Odin was smarter than him, thus a better war god and king.
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Well, Surtur, the fire GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere is because colonies of vikings only discovered Iceland and its famous volcanoes relatively late. Similarly, the discovery of Vineland probably made the Norsemen question their old myths because it clearly proved Midgard was not arranged the way they had thought. What's more, the people in Vineland had many mythologies that resembled "inclusive" monotheism more than their polytheism and it might have caused them to further question their world view when these people kicked their asses, which ''had'' to have happened because Greenland and Iceland were colonized but Vineland was not(and we wouldn't be calling it Canada today). When the Vikings returned to Europe, they would have brought this changing world view to the other Norse people, the new world springing up after Ragnorok symbolizing this. Formerly respected Loki's undergoing a fall just like formerly respected Satan and Baldur becoming a resurrecting messiah type is because they've run into faiths that were closer to the Christian/Jew faith than their own.
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Well, Surtur, the fire GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere is because colonies of vikings only discovered Iceland and its famous volcanoes relatively late. Similarly, the discovery of Vineland probably made the Norsemen question their old myths beliefs because it clearly proved Midgard was not arranged the way they had thought. What's more, the people in Vineland had many mythologies that resembled "inclusive" monotheism more than their polytheism and it might have caused them to further question their world view when these people kicked their asses, which ''had'' to have happened because Greenland and Iceland were colonized but Vineland Vineland(Aka Canada) was not(and we wouldn't be calling it Canada today). not. When the Vikings returned to Europe, they would have brought this changing world view to the other Norse people, the new world springing up after Ragnorok Ragnarok symbolizing this. Formerly respected Loki's undergoing a fall just like formerly respected Satan and Baldur becoming a resurrecting messiah type is because they've run into faiths that were closer to the Christian/Jew faith than their own.
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Well, Surtur, the fire GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere is because colonies of vikings only discovered Iceland and its famous volcanoes relatively late. Similarly, the discovery of Vineland probably made the Norsemen question their old myths because it clearly proved Midgard was not arranged the way they had thought. What's more, the people in Vineland had many mythologies that resembled "inclusive" monotheism more than their polytheism and it might have caused them to further question their world view when these people kicked their asses, which ''had'' to have happened because Greenland and Iceland were colonized but Vineland was not(and we wouldn't be calling it Canada today). When the Vikings returned to Europe, they would have brought this changing world view to the other Norse people, the new world springing up after Ragnorok symbolizing this. Formerly respected Loki's undergoing a fall just like formerly respected Satan and Baldur becoming a resurrecting messiah type is because they've run into faiths that were closer to the Christian/Jew faith than their own.
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Well, Surtur, the fire GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere is because colonies of vikings only discovered Iceland and its famous volcanoes relatively late. Similarly, the discovery of Vineland probably made the Norsemen question their old myths because it clearly proved Midgard was not arranged the way they had thought. What's more, the people in Vineland had many mythologies that resembled "inclusive" monotheism more than their polytheism and it might have caused them to further question their world view when these people kicked their asses, which ''had'' to have happened because Greenland and Iceland were colonized but Vineland was not(and we wouldn't be calling it Canada today). When the Vikings returned to Europe, they would have brought this changing world view to the other Norse people, the new world springing up after Ragnorok symbolizing this. Formerly respected Loki's undergoing a fall just like formerly respected Satan and Baldur becoming a resurrecting messiah type is because they've run into faiths that were closer to the Christian/Jew faith than their own.own.
[[WMG: Odin is only king because he is a war god.]]
No he is not the strongest Aesir, that is either Thor, or Tyr. Tyr even used to be a war god and king of the Aesir but was supposedly removed from this position because of an unexpected popularity surge Odin received among the Nordic people. But this is actually just natural story progression, rather than a change in religious practice. After Tyr lost his hand he lost his best attribute, his strength. He was still the bravest of the Aesir, but he could not change the course of large scale battles through brute force anymore, he had to think. Odin was smarter than him, thus a better war god and king.
Well Norse society believed ass kicking was the most important trait in a ruler so why would the Aesir not make Thor king and just have Odin hang around as an adviser? Circumstances changed policy, Ragnarok's approach made the Aesir act uncharacteristically.
[[WMG: Odin is only king because he is a war god.]]
No he is not the strongest Aesir, that is either Thor, or Tyr. Tyr even used to be a war god and king of the Aesir but was supposedly removed from this position because of an unexpected popularity surge Odin received among the Nordic people. But this is actually just natural story progression, rather than a change in religious practice. After Tyr lost his hand he lost his best attribute, his strength. He was still the bravest of the Aesir, but he could not change the course of large scale battles through brute force anymore, he had to think. Odin was smarter than him, thus a better war god and king.
Well Norse society believed ass kicking was the most important trait in a ruler so why would the Aesir not make Thor king and just have Odin hang around as an adviser? Circumstances changed policy, Ragnarok's approach made the Aesir act uncharacteristically.
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Well, Surtur, the fire GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere is because colonies of vikings only discovered Iceland and its famous volcanoes relatively late. Similarly, the discovery of Vineland probably made the Norsemen question their old myths because it clearly proved Midgard was not arranged the way they had thought. What's more, the people in Vineland had many mythologies that resembled "inclusive" monotheism more than their polytheism and it might have caused them to further question their world view when these people kicked their asses, which ''had'' to have happened because Greenland and Iceland were colonized but Vineland was not. When the Vikings returned to Europe, they would have brought this changing world view to the other Norse people, the new world springing up after Ragnorok symbolizing this. Formerly respected Loki's undergoing a fall just like formerly respected Satan and Baldur becoming a resurrecting messiah type is because they've run into faiths that were closer to the Christian/Jew faith than their own.
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Well, Surtur, the fire GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere is because colonies of vikings only discovered Iceland and its famous volcanoes relatively late. Similarly, the discovery of Vineland probably made the Norsemen question their old myths because it clearly proved Midgard was not arranged the way they had thought. What's more, the people in Vineland had many mythologies that resembled "inclusive" monotheism more than their polytheism and it might have caused them to further question their world view when these people kicked their asses, which ''had'' to have happened because Greenland and Iceland were colonized but Vineland was not.not(and we wouldn't be calling it Canada today). When the Vikings returned to Europe, they would have brought this changing world view to the other Norse people, the new world springing up after Ragnorok symbolizing this. Formerly respected Loki's undergoing a fall just like formerly respected Satan and Baldur becoming a resurrecting messiah type is because they've run into faiths that were closer to the Christian/Jew faith than their own.
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And part of the reason he sides with the giants in Ragnarok is because he's ''not happy'' with how his kids have been treated.
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And part of the reason he sides with the giants in Ragnarok is because he's ''not happy'' with how his kids have been treated.treated.
[[WMG: The Christian seeming parts of Norse Mythology were taken because of the sailors in the western Atlantic ocean.]]
Well, Surtur, the fire GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere is because colonies of vikings only discovered Iceland and its famous volcanoes relatively late. Similarly, the discovery of Vineland probably made the Norsemen question their old myths because it clearly proved Midgard was not arranged the way they had thought. What's more, the people in Vineland had many mythologies that resembled "inclusive" monotheism more than their polytheism and it might have caused them to further question their world view when these people kicked their asses, which ''had'' to have happened because Greenland and Iceland were colonized but Vineland was not. When the Vikings returned to Europe, they would have brought this changing world view to the other Norse people, the new world springing up after Ragnorok symbolizing this. Formerly respected Loki's undergoing a fall just like formerly respected Satan and Baldur becoming a resurrecting messiah type is because they've run into faiths that were closer to the Christian/Jew faith than their own.
[[WMG: The Christian seeming parts of Norse Mythology were taken because of the sailors in the western Atlantic ocean.]]
Well, Surtur, the fire GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere is because colonies of vikings only discovered Iceland and its famous volcanoes relatively late. Similarly, the discovery of Vineland probably made the Norsemen question their old myths because it clearly proved Midgard was not arranged the way they had thought. What's more, the people in Vineland had many mythologies that resembled "inclusive" monotheism more than their polytheism and it might have caused them to further question their world view when these people kicked their asses, which ''had'' to have happened because Greenland and Iceland were colonized but Vineland was not. When the Vikings returned to Europe, they would have brought this changing world view to the other Norse people, the new world springing up after Ragnorok symbolizing this. Formerly respected Loki's undergoing a fall just like formerly respected Satan and Baldur becoming a resurrecting messiah type is because they've run into faiths that were closer to the Christian/Jew faith than their own.
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And that's why there are so many trolls on the Internet.
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And that's why there are so many trolls on the Internet.Internet.
[[WMG: Loki is a PapaWolf and a MamaBear combined.]]
And part of the reason he sides with the giants in Ragnarok is because he's ''not happy'' with how his kids have been treated.
[[WMG: Loki is a PapaWolf and a MamaBear combined.]]
And part of the reason he sides with the giants in Ragnarok is because he's ''not happy'' with how his kids have been treated.
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Although the frost giants aren't described very positively on the whole, whenever anyone gets up-close-and-personal with them they're often exactly the opposite.
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Although the frost giants aren't described very positively on the whole, whenever anyone gets up-close-and-personal with them they're often exactly the opposite.opposite.
[[WMG: Vast numbers of people are descended from Loki, both paternally and maternally.]]
And that's why there are so many trolls on the Internet.
[[WMG: Vast numbers of people are descended from Loki, both paternally and maternally.]]
And that's why there are so many trolls on the Internet.
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Loki is supposedly a pal of the Aesir before his HeelFaceTurn, helping them out with brains when brawn wouldn't cut it. But notice how a lot of his schemes end up with a Jotunn chieftain (such as Thrym or Thiazi) ending up dead. It's like he's deliberately creating a power vacuum that he (the son of two Jotunn remember) can step in to fill. Ragnarok is essentially a rebirth myth, with a new world rising from the ashes of the old, so he could know that his role in bringing about the end of the current role is essential and be making early preperations for it just as Odin was.
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Loki is supposedly a pal of the Aesir before his HeelFaceTurn, helping them out with brains when brawn wouldn't cut it. But notice how a lot of his schemes end up with a Jotunn chieftain (such as Thrym or Thiazi) ending up dead. It's like he's deliberately creating a power vacuum that he (the son of two Jotunn remember) can step in to fill. Ragnarok is essentially a rebirth myth, with a new world rising from the ashes of the old, so he could know that his role in bringing about the end of the current role is essential and be making early preperations for it just as Odin was.was.
[[WMG: All that stuff about the frost giants being stupid and ugly is TrashTalk and propaganda on the part of the Aesir.]]
Although the frost giants aren't described very positively on the whole, whenever anyone gets up-close-and-personal with them they're often exactly the opposite.
[[WMG: All that stuff about the frost giants being stupid and ugly is TrashTalk and propaganda on the part of the Aesir.]]
Although the frost giants aren't described very positively on the whole, whenever anyone gets up-close-and-personal with them they're often exactly the opposite.
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His death was actually a ThanatosGambit, manipulating Loki into killing him. Once on Hel, he convinces her to state that she'll free him if everyone and everything cries for him (having a tremendous egocentrism, its easy to see why); he also asks for Hel to say to her father to disguise himself and not cry for him. However, what Loki didn't count on was Baldr communicating to the messangers of the gods (Odin's ravens most likely) saying who Angrboda really was, ending with the poor god suffering with the snake venom and all. Meanwhile, the gods gets sad and paranoid, and Baldr gets to build his armies. Eventually, he might send someone to free Loki, or somehow Loki frees himself, and in either case Baldr offers him the armies as a "gift for getting punished". Afterwards, Loki dies alongside with most of the army and nearly all of the gods while Baldr becomes the sole governor of the world!
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His death was actually a ThanatosGambit, MyDeathIsJustTheBeginning, manipulating Loki into killing him. Once on Hel, he convinces her to state that she'll free him if everyone and everything cries for him (having a tremendous egocentrism, its easy to see why); he also asks for Hel to say to her father to disguise himself and not cry for him. However, what Loki didn't count on was Baldr communicating to the messangers of the gods (Odin's ravens most likely) saying who Angrboda really was, ending with the poor god suffering with the snake venom and all. Meanwhile, the gods gets sad and paranoid, and Baldr gets to build his armies. Eventually, he might send someone to free Loki, or somehow Loki frees himself, and in either case Baldr offers him the armies as a "gift for getting punished". Afterwards, Loki dies alongside with most of the army and nearly all of the gods while Baldr becomes the sole governor of the world!
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Death gambit is this
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His death was actually an elaborate XanatosGambit, manipulating Loki into killing him. Once on Hel, he convinces her to state that she'll free him if everyone and everything cries for him (having a tremendous egocentrism, its easy to see why); he also asks for Hel to say to her father to disguise himself and not cry for him. However, what Loki didn't count on was Baldr communicating to the messangers of the gods (Odin's ravens most likely) saying who Angrboda really was, ending with the poor god suffering with the snake venom and all. Meanwhile, the gods gets sad and paranoid, and Baldr gets to build his armies. Eventually, he might send someone to free Loki, or somehow Loki frees himself, and in either case Baldr offers him the armies as a "gift for getting punished". Afterwards, Loki dies alongside with most of the army and nearly all of the gods while Baldr becomes the sole governor of the world!
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His death was actually an elaborate XanatosGambit, a ThanatosGambit, manipulating Loki into killing him. Once on Hel, he convinces her to state that she'll free him if everyone and everything cries for him (having a tremendous egocentrism, its easy to see why); he also asks for Hel to say to her father to disguise himself and not cry for him. However, what Loki didn't count on was Baldr communicating to the messangers of the gods (Odin's ravens most likely) saying who Angrboda really was, ending with the poor god suffering with the snake venom and all. Meanwhile, the gods gets sad and paranoid, and Baldr gets to build his armies. Eventually, he might send someone to free Loki, or somehow Loki frees himself, and in either case Baldr offers him the armies as a "gift for getting punished". Afterwards, Loki dies alongside with most of the army and nearly all of the gods while Baldr becomes the sole governor of the world!
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What? That idea made no logical sense and was impossible to understand.
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[[WMG: Hel is [[Literature/OneHundredAndOneDalmatians Cruella de Vil]].]]
Things they have in common:
* Two-toned hair? Check, [[https://qbqpoq.bay.livefilestore.com/y1mSyXgJPdghZVAPKGmle-qsT9LGJk_WsXoEmZR18zkTdQGySc9oELFiaU1003Ps6KjqtFsttr4vjKUazrtsmoh0W3pqU1qC_4pIuJ7CHHaKJZn_RwXcOJzXEG_M4aUE8v5lqIp93bQWF0/Hel.gif according]] [[http://www.thaliatook.com/pix/hel.jpg to]] [[http://guidesmedia.ign.com/guides/15972/images/Hel.JPG some]] [[http://images.elfwood.com/art/a/n/anneov/hel.jpg sources]].
* Love for death (albeit [[CruellaToAnimals of dogs]])? Check.
* Symbol of death (a cigarette)? Check.
Things they have in common:
* Two-toned hair? Check, [[https://qbqpoq.bay.livefilestore.com/y1mSyXgJPdghZVAPKGmle-qsT9LGJk_WsXoEmZR18zkTdQGySc9oELFiaU1003Ps6KjqtFsttr4vjKUazrtsmoh0W3pqU1qC_4pIuJ7CHHaKJZn_RwXcOJzXEG_M4aUE8v5lqIp93bQWF0/Hel.gif according]] [[http://www.thaliatook.com/pix/hel.jpg to]] [[http://guidesmedia.ign.com/guides/15972/images/Hel.JPG some]] [[http://images.elfwood.com/art/a/n/anneov/hel.jpg sources]].
* Love for death (albeit [[CruellaToAnimals of dogs]])? Check.
* Symbol of death (a cigarette)? Check.
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[[WMG: Hel is [[OneHundredAndOneDalmatians Cruella de Vil]].]]
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[[WMG: Hel is [[OneHundredAndOneDalmatians [[Literature/OneHundredAndOneDalmatians Cruella de Vil]].]]
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* Symbol of death (a cigarette)? Check.
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* Symbol of death (a cigarette)? Check.Check.
[[WMG: Loki was planning everything from the start]]
Loki is supposedly a pal of the Aesir before his HeelFaceTurn, helping them out with brains when brawn wouldn't cut it. But notice how a lot of his schemes end up with a Jotunn chieftain (such as Thrym or Thiazi) ending up dead. It's like he's deliberately creating a power vacuum that he (the son of two Jotunn remember) can step in to fill. Ragnarok is essentially a rebirth myth, with a new world rising from the ashes of the old, so he could know that his role in bringing about the end of the current role is essential and be making early preperations for it just as Odin was.
[[WMG: Loki was planning everything from the start]]
Loki is supposedly a pal of the Aesir before his HeelFaceTurn, helping them out with brains when brawn wouldn't cut it. But notice how a lot of his schemes end up with a Jotunn chieftain (such as Thrym or Thiazi) ending up dead. It's like he's deliberately creating a power vacuum that he (the son of two Jotunn remember) can step in to fill. Ragnarok is essentially a rebirth myth, with a new world rising from the ashes of the old, so he could know that his role in bringing about the end of the current role is essential and be making early preperations for it just as Odin was.
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If the idea that NorseMythology is a prequel to Christianity was to be used, Niddhogg, the last surviving dragon, could very well be what we know as Satan, what with Lucifer being a dragon in the Apocalypse and all. Following the idea above, Baldr is Jesus.
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If the idea that NorseMythology is a prequel to Christianity was to be used, Niddhogg, the last surviving dragon, could very well be what we know as Satan, what with Lucifer being a dragon in the Apocalypse and all. Following the idea above, idea, Baldr is Jesus.
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If the idea that NorseMythology is a prequel to Christianity was to be used, Niddhogg, the last surviving dragon, could very well be what we know as Satan, what with Lucifer being a dragon in the Apocalypse and all. Following the idea above, Baldr is God, and since [[GodIsEvil Yahweh isn't very nice]] the world ended up just as screwed as it was before.
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If the idea that NorseMythology is a prequel to Christianity was to be used, Niddhogg, the last surviving dragon, could very well be what we know as Satan, what with Lucifer being a dragon in the Apocalypse and all. Following the idea above, Baldr is God, and since [[GodIsEvil Yahweh isn't very nice]] the world ended up just as screwed as it was before.
Jesus.
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Two-toned hair? Check, [[https://qbqpoq.bay.livefilestore.com/y1mSyXgJPdghZVAPKGmle-qsT9LGJk_WsXoEmZR18zkTdQGySc9oELFiaU1003Ps6KjqtFsttr4vjKUazrtsmoh0W3pqU1qC_4pIuJ7CHHaKJZn_RwXcOJzXEG_M4aUE8v5lqIp93bQWF0/Hel.gif according]] [[http://www.thaliatook.com/pix/hel.jpg to]] [[http://guidesmedia.ign.com/guides/15972/images/Hel.JPG some]] [[http://images.elfwood.com/art/a/n/anneov/hel.jpg sources]]. Love for death (albeit [[CruellaToAnimals of dogs]])? Check. Symbol of death (a cigarette)? Check.
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Things they have in common:
* Two-toned hair? Check, [[https://qbqpoq.bay.livefilestore.com/y1mSyXgJPdghZVAPKGmle-qsT9LGJk_WsXoEmZR18zkTdQGySc9oELFiaU1003Ps6KjqtFsttr4vjKUazrtsmoh0W3pqU1qC_4pIuJ7CHHaKJZn_RwXcOJzXEG_M4aUE8v5lqIp93bQWF0/Hel.gif according]] [[http://www.thaliatook.com/pix/hel.jpg to]] [[http://guidesmedia.ign.com/guides/15972/images/Hel.JPG some]] [[http://images.elfwood.com/art/a/n/anneov/hel.jpg sources]].
* Love for death (albeit [[CruellaToAnimals of dogs]])?Check. Check.
* Symbol of death (a cigarette)? Check.
* Two-toned hair? Check, [[https://qbqpoq.bay.livefilestore.com/y1mSyXgJPdghZVAPKGmle-qsT9LGJk_WsXoEmZR18zkTdQGySc9oELFiaU1003Ps6KjqtFsttr4vjKUazrtsmoh0W3pqU1qC_4pIuJ7CHHaKJZn_RwXcOJzXEG_M4aUE8v5lqIp93bQWF0/Hel.gif according]] [[http://www.thaliatook.com/pix/hel.jpg to]] [[http://guidesmedia.ign.com/guides/15972/images/Hel.JPG some]] [[http://images.elfwood.com/art/a/n/anneov/hel.jpg sources]].
* Love for death (albeit [[CruellaToAnimals of dogs]])?
* Symbol of death (a cigarette)? Check.
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Two-toned hair? Check, [[https://qbqpoq.bay.livefilestore.com/y1mSyXgJPdghZVAPKGmle-qsT9LGJk_WsXoEmZR18zkTdQGySc9oELFiaU1003Ps6KjqtFsttr4vjKUazrtsmoh0W3pqU1qC_4pIuJ7CHHaKJZn_RwXcOJzXEG_M4aUE8v5lqIp93bQWF0/Hel.gif according]] [[http://www.thaliatook.com/pix/hel.jpg to]] [[http://guidesmedia.ign.com/guides/15972/images/Hel.JPG some]] [[http://images.elfwood.com/art/a/n/anneov/hel.jpg sources]]. Love for death (albeit [[TheCruella of dogs]])? Check. Symbol of death (a cigarette)? Check.
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Two-toned hair? Check, [[https://qbqpoq.bay.livefilestore.com/y1mSyXgJPdghZVAPKGmle-qsT9LGJk_WsXoEmZR18zkTdQGySc9oELFiaU1003Ps6KjqtFsttr4vjKUazrtsmoh0W3pqU1qC_4pIuJ7CHHaKJZn_RwXcOJzXEG_M4aUE8v5lqIp93bQWF0/Hel.gif according]] [[http://www.thaliatook.com/pix/hel.jpg to]] [[http://guidesmedia.ign.com/guides/15972/images/Hel.JPG some]] [[http://images.elfwood.com/art/a/n/anneov/hel.jpg sources]]. Love for death (albeit [[TheCruella [[CruellaToAnimals of dogs]])? Check. Symbol of death (a cigarette)? Check.
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Two-toned hair? Check, [[https://qbqpoq.bay.livefilestore.com/y1mSyXgJPdghZVAPKGmle-qsT9LGJk_WsXoEmZR18zkTdQGySc9oELFiaU1003Ps6KjqtFsttr4vjKUazrtsmoh0W3pqU1qC_4pIuJ7CHHaKJZn_RwXcOJzXEG_M4aUE8v5lqIp93bQWF0/Hel.gif according]] [[http://www.thaliatook.com/pix/hel.jpg to]] [[http://guidesmedia.ign.com/guides/15972/images/Hel.JPG some]] [[http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://images.elfwood.com/art/a/n/anneov/hel.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.elfwood.com/~anneov/Hel.2529701.html&usg=__eUbalCb3bu5zinK-3JMTRnZAdUQ=&h=678&w=483&sz=110&hl=en&start=0&sig2=RcpnYoiz42VIEoOm5mYFIA&zoom=1&tbnid=IoibhmtbUaqC_M:&tbnh=166&tbnw=118&ei=MoImTeHpOcWWnAeEwtHNDQ&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dhel%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26biw%3D1022%26bih%3D632%26tbs%3Disch:1&um=1&itbs=1&iact=hc&vpx=393&vpy=93&dur=1832&hovh=266&hovw=189&tx=143&ty=171&oei=MoImTeHpOcWWnAeEwtHNDQ&esq=1&page=1&ndsp=17&ved=1t:429,r:2,s:0 sources]]. Love for death (albeit [[TheCruella of dogs]])? Check. Symbol of death (a cigarette)? Check.
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Two-toned hair? Check, [[https://qbqpoq.bay.livefilestore.com/y1mSyXgJPdghZVAPKGmle-qsT9LGJk_WsXoEmZR18zkTdQGySc9oELFiaU1003Ps6KjqtFsttr4vjKUazrtsmoh0W3pqU1qC_4pIuJ7CHHaKJZn_RwXcOJzXEG_M4aUE8v5lqIp93bQWF0/Hel.gif according]] [[http://www.thaliatook.com/pix/hel.jpg to]] [[http://guidesmedia.ign.com/guides/15972/images/Hel.JPG some]] [[http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://images.[[http://images.elfwood.com/art/a/n/anneov/hel.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.elfwood.com/~anneov/Hel.2529701.html&usg=__eUbalCb3bu5zinK-3JMTRnZAdUQ=&h=678&w=483&sz=110&hl=en&start=0&sig2=RcpnYoiz42VIEoOm5mYFIA&zoom=1&tbnid=IoibhmtbUaqC_M:&tbnh=166&tbnw=118&ei=MoImTeHpOcWWnAeEwtHNDQ&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dhel%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26biw%3D1022%26bih%3D632%26tbs%3Disch:1&um=1&itbs=1&iact=hc&vpx=393&vpy=93&dur=1832&hovh=266&hovw=189&tx=143&ty=171&oei=MoImTeHpOcWWnAeEwtHNDQ&esq=1&page=1&ndsp=17&ved=1t:429,r:2,s:0 jpg sources]]. Love for death (albeit [[TheCruella of dogs]])? Check. Symbol of death (a cigarette)? Check.
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Two-toned hair? Check, [[https://qbqpoq.bay.livefilestore.com/y1mSyXgJPdghZVAPKGmle-qsT9LGJk_WsXoEmZR18zkTdQGySc9oELFiaU1003Ps6KjqtFsttr4vjKUazrtsmoh0W3pqU1qC_4pIuJ7CHHaKJZn_RwXcOJzXEG_M4aUE8v5lqIp93bQWF0/Hel.gif according]] [[https://qbqpoq.bay.livefilestore.com/y1mSyXgJPdghZVAPKGmle-qsT9LGJk_WsXoEmZR18zkTdQGySc9oELFiaU1003Ps6KjqtFsttr4vjKUazrtsmoh0W3pqU1qC_4pIuJ7CHHaKJZn_RwXcOJzXEG_M4aUE8v5lqIp93bQWF0/Hel.gif to]] [[http://guidesmedia.ign.com/guides/15972/images/Hel.JPG some]] [[http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://images.elfwood.com/art/a/n/anneov/hel.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.elfwood.com/~anneov/Hel.2529701.html&usg=__eUbalCb3bu5zinK-3JMTRnZAdUQ=&h=678&w=483&sz=110&hl=en&start=0&sig2=RcpnYoiz42VIEoOm5mYFIA&zoom=1&tbnid=IoibhmtbUaqC_M:&tbnh=166&tbnw=118&ei=MoImTeHpOcWWnAeEwtHNDQ&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dhel%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26biw%3D1022%26bih%3D632%26tbs%3Disch:1&um=1&itbs=1&iact=hc&vpx=393&vpy=93&dur=1832&hovh=266&hovw=189&tx=143&ty=171&oei=MoImTeHpOcWWnAeEwtHNDQ&esq=1&page=1&ndsp=17&ved=1t:429,r:2,s:0 sources]]. Love for death (albeit [[TheCruella of dogs]])? Check. Symbol of death (a cigarette)? Check.
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Two-toned hair? Check, [[https://qbqpoq.bay.livefilestore.com/y1mSyXgJPdghZVAPKGmle-qsT9LGJk_WsXoEmZR18zkTdQGySc9oELFiaU1003Ps6KjqtFsttr4vjKUazrtsmoh0W3pqU1qC_4pIuJ7CHHaKJZn_RwXcOJzXEG_M4aUE8v5lqIp93bQWF0/Hel.gif according]] [[https://qbqpoq.bay.livefilestore.com/y1mSyXgJPdghZVAPKGmle-qsT9LGJk_WsXoEmZR18zkTdQGySc9oELFiaU1003Ps6KjqtFsttr4vjKUazrtsmoh0W3pqU1qC_4pIuJ7CHHaKJZn_RwXcOJzXEG_M4aUE8v5lqIp93bQWF0/Hel.gif [[http://www.thaliatook.com/pix/hel.jpg to]] [[http://guidesmedia.ign.com/guides/15972/images/Hel.JPG some]] [[http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://images.elfwood.com/art/a/n/anneov/hel.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.elfwood.com/~anneov/Hel.2529701.html&usg=__eUbalCb3bu5zinK-3JMTRnZAdUQ=&h=678&w=483&sz=110&hl=en&start=0&sig2=RcpnYoiz42VIEoOm5mYFIA&zoom=1&tbnid=IoibhmtbUaqC_M:&tbnh=166&tbnw=118&ei=MoImTeHpOcWWnAeEwtHNDQ&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dhel%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26biw%3D1022%26bih%3D632%26tbs%3Disch:1&um=1&itbs=1&iact=hc&vpx=393&vpy=93&dur=1832&hovh=266&hovw=189&tx=143&ty=171&oei=MoImTeHpOcWWnAeEwtHNDQ&esq=1&page=1&ndsp=17&ved=1t:429,r:2,s:0 sources]]. Love for death (albeit [[TheCruella of dogs]])? Check. Symbol of death (a cigarette)? Check.
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If the idea that NorseMythology is a prequel to Christianity was to be used, Niddhogg, the last surviving dragon, could very well be what we know as Satan, what with Lucifer being a dragon in the Apocalypse and all. Following the idea above, Baldr is God, and since [[GodIsEvil Yahweh isn't very nice]] the world ended up just as screwed as it was before.
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If the idea that NorseMythology is a prequel to Christianity was to be used, Niddhogg, the last surviving dragon, could very well be what we know as Satan, what with Lucifer being a dragon in the Apocalypse and all. Following the idea above, Baldr is God, and since [[GodIsEvil Yahweh isn't very nice]] the world ended up just as screwed as it was before.before.
[[WMG: Hel is [[OneHundredAndOneDalmatians Cruella de Vil]].]]
Two-toned hair? Check, [[https://qbqpoq.bay.livefilestore.com/y1mSyXgJPdghZVAPKGmle-qsT9LGJk_WsXoEmZR18zkTdQGySc9oELFiaU1003Ps6KjqtFsttr4vjKUazrtsmoh0W3pqU1qC_4pIuJ7CHHaKJZn_RwXcOJzXEG_M4aUE8v5lqIp93bQWF0/Hel.gif according]] [[https://qbqpoq.bay.livefilestore.com/y1mSyXgJPdghZVAPKGmle-qsT9LGJk_WsXoEmZR18zkTdQGySc9oELFiaU1003Ps6KjqtFsttr4vjKUazrtsmoh0W3pqU1qC_4pIuJ7CHHaKJZn_RwXcOJzXEG_M4aUE8v5lqIp93bQWF0/Hel.gif to]] [[http://guidesmedia.ign.com/guides/15972/images/Hel.JPG some]] [[http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://images.elfwood.com/art/a/n/anneov/hel.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.elfwood.com/~anneov/Hel.2529701.html&usg=__eUbalCb3bu5zinK-3JMTRnZAdUQ=&h=678&w=483&sz=110&hl=en&start=0&sig2=RcpnYoiz42VIEoOm5mYFIA&zoom=1&tbnid=IoibhmtbUaqC_M:&tbnh=166&tbnw=118&ei=MoImTeHpOcWWnAeEwtHNDQ&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dhel%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26biw%3D1022%26bih%3D632%26tbs%3Disch:1&um=1&itbs=1&iact=hc&vpx=393&vpy=93&dur=1832&hovh=266&hovw=189&tx=143&ty=171&oei=MoImTeHpOcWWnAeEwtHNDQ&esq=1&page=1&ndsp=17&ved=1t:429,r:2,s:0 sources]]. Love for death (albeit [[TheCruella of dogs]])? Check. Symbol of death (a cigarette)? Check.
[[WMG: Hel is [[OneHundredAndOneDalmatians Cruella de Vil]].]]
Two-toned hair? Check, [[https://qbqpoq.bay.livefilestore.com/y1mSyXgJPdghZVAPKGmle-qsT9LGJk_WsXoEmZR18zkTdQGySc9oELFiaU1003Ps6KjqtFsttr4vjKUazrtsmoh0W3pqU1qC_4pIuJ7CHHaKJZn_RwXcOJzXEG_M4aUE8v5lqIp93bQWF0/Hel.gif according]] [[https://qbqpoq.bay.livefilestore.com/y1mSyXgJPdghZVAPKGmle-qsT9LGJk_WsXoEmZR18zkTdQGySc9oELFiaU1003Ps6KjqtFsttr4vjKUazrtsmoh0W3pqU1qC_4pIuJ7CHHaKJZn_RwXcOJzXEG_M4aUE8v5lqIp93bQWF0/Hel.gif to]] [[http://guidesmedia.ign.com/guides/15972/images/Hel.JPG some]] [[http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://images.elfwood.com/art/a/n/anneov/hel.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.elfwood.com/~anneov/Hel.2529701.html&usg=__eUbalCb3bu5zinK-3JMTRnZAdUQ=&h=678&w=483&sz=110&hl=en&start=0&sig2=RcpnYoiz42VIEoOm5mYFIA&zoom=1&tbnid=IoibhmtbUaqC_M:&tbnh=166&tbnw=118&ei=MoImTeHpOcWWnAeEwtHNDQ&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dhel%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26biw%3D1022%26bih%3D632%26tbs%3Disch:1&um=1&itbs=1&iact=hc&vpx=393&vpy=93&dur=1832&hovh=266&hovw=189&tx=143&ty=171&oei=MoImTeHpOcWWnAeEwtHNDQ&esq=1&page=1&ndsp=17&ved=1t:429,r:2,s:0 sources]]. Love for death (albeit [[TheCruella of dogs]])? Check. Symbol of death (a cigarette)? Check.
