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This deity orders gold stripped from a statue for personal adornment and presides over Var, guardian of promises, and Syn, who locks doors in halls. This deity intercedes on behalf of the childless king Rerir, and she sends a maid to warn Geirrod about a stranger whom no dogs would attack.  This child of Fjorgynn defends a god accused of knocking at doors as a fortuneteller in the Lokasenna, only to be accused of sleeping with her husband's brothers as a result. This goddess has (*) handmaidens named Lofn, Hlin, Gna, and Fulla, and she is able to weave clouds. She ignores an object she thinks is unthreatening while travelling and asking every other object not to harm her son. Loki then exploits her mistake by fashioning a weapon made from mistletoe. For 10 points, name this Norse goddess of wisdom, marriage, and love, the mother of Baldr and wife of Odin.
This deity orders gold stripped from a statue for personal adornment and presides over Var, guardian of promises, and Syn, who locks doors in halls.
Frigg