This figure remarks that it seems as if Baldr has returned, after Odin calls him in response to a thundering noise in his halls, which turns out to be due to the death of Erik Bloodaxe.
This figure remarks that it seems as if Baldr has returned, after Odin calls him in response to a thundering noise in his halls, which turns out to be due to the death of Erik Bloodaxe. According to the Prose Edda, men with huge beards should be called by his name in honor of this god's long beard. In the Lokasenna, Loki accuses this god of cowardice, and then accuses this god's wife of sleeping with her brother's killer. That wife holds this god back from talking to Loki, and was held captive for a time by Thiazzi. A discussion between this god and (*) Aegir comprises the second section of the Prose Edda. Norsemen would swear oaths by passing around a cup named for this god, whose tongue bears runes carved by Odin. For 10 points, name this husband of Idunn who is the Norse god of poetry.
This figure remarks that it seems as if Baldr has returned, after Odin calls him in response to a thundering noise in his halls, which turns out to be due to the death of Erik Bloodaxe.
Bragi