 Britt-Mari Näsström points out the description in "Gylfaginning" where it is said of Freyja "whenever she rides into battle she takes half of the slain", and interprets "Fólkvangr" as "the field of the Warriors".Näsström notes that, just like Odin, Freyja receives slain heroes who have died on the battlefield, and that her house is Sessrumnir (which she translates as "filled with many seats"), a dwelling that Näsström posits likely fills the same function as Valhalla.Näsström comments that "still, we must ask why there are two heroic paradises in the Old Norse view of afterlife.