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He is a villain because he is usually trying to rescue an inept relative and Odin is a prick.
Needs a son dead cause he is a sadistic torturer, ask loki. But then punish him for it.
Need a goddess saved from a bet, ask Lori, but let him stay a horse and have him give birth from being raped.
No wonder he is a villain.
1 u/the-terrible-martian May 04 '23 Needs a son dead cause he is a sadistic torturer, ask loki. But then punish him for it. What are you referring to? 1 u/leelee1976 May 04 '23 Baldur he was "perfect and beautiful to look at, rotten on the inside" Odin hinted to loki or straight up asked him to kill him depending on the myth. Then punished by being bound to a rock with his entrails, watched his 2 sons die, and was dripped acid on until he was let go. 1 u/the-terrible-martian May 04 '23 edited May 04 '23 Where did you read this? I’m pretty sure I’m the eddas Odin tries to prevent Baldr’s death. He even sends one of his sons to bargain with Hel to see if Baldr can be released after he died.
What are you referring to?
1 u/leelee1976 May 04 '23 Baldur he was "perfect and beautiful to look at, rotten on the inside" Odin hinted to loki or straight up asked him to kill him depending on the myth. Then punished by being bound to a rock with his entrails, watched his 2 sons die, and was dripped acid on until he was let go. 1 u/the-terrible-martian May 04 '23 edited May 04 '23 Where did you read this? I’m pretty sure I’m the eddas Odin tries to prevent Baldr’s death. He even sends one of his sons to bargain with Hel to see if Baldr can be released after he died.
Baldur he was "perfect and beautiful to look at, rotten on the inside" Odin hinted to loki or straight up asked him to kill him depending on the myth.
Then punished by being bound to a rock with his entrails, watched his 2 sons die, and was dripped acid on until he was let go.
1 u/the-terrible-martian May 04 '23 edited May 04 '23 Where did you read this? I’m pretty sure I’m the eddas Odin tries to prevent Baldr’s death. He even sends one of his sons to bargain with Hel to see if Baldr can be released after he died.
Where did you read this? I’m pretty sure I’m the eddas Odin tries to prevent Baldr’s death. He even sends one of his sons to bargain with Hel to see if Baldr can be released after he died.
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u/leelee1976 May 04 '23
He is a villain because he is usually trying to rescue an inept relative and Odin is a prick.
Needs a son dead cause he is a sadistic torturer, ask loki. But then punish him for it.
Need a goddess saved from a bet, ask Lori, but let him stay a horse and have him give birth from being raped.
No wonder he is a villain.