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Jormungand: From the Banished Child to the Fearsome Midgard Serpent
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Jormungand was the son of Loki in Norse mythology. Since he was a child, Jormungand was banished into the deep ocean by the gods. But when Ragnarok broke on the sky, Jormungand answered the call by teaming with his father and siblings.
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5 Unknown Norse Figures Related to Important Events
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Norse mythology needed a system of supporting characters who added more flavour to the tales. In fact, the stories of these supporting less known characters were as interesting as those of the main characters like Odin the Allfather or Thor God of Lightning and Thunder.
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The Giant in Norse Myth Was Not Really Giant and Cruel
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In Norse mythology, not all of the giants were enormous. And not all of them were the villains in the mythology. The misunderstanding toward the Norse giants took place when the word "Jotun" was translated into "giant".
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Hlidskjalf Odin's Throne: Best Place to Observe Nine Worlds
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Odin had his High Throne Hlidskjalf in Asgard. A Throne for a ruler of a kingdom presented not only his power but also his observation over his world. The High Throne of Odin referred to his power of observation over the Nine Worlds.

Frigg: Norse Goddess, Mother, and Queen of Asgard
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In Norse mythology, Frigg was the leader of Norse goddesses. She was the only wife of Odin. Frigg was the goddess of love, marriage, family, and mother. The most famous tale of Frigg was her great effort to retrieve her son back although her attempt completely became vain.
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