Alright, folks, we are back for another round of Myth Chaser Madness! For those of you who didn't read last Monday's post, the way things go is as follows:What I'll do, is post a question concerning one of my favorite myths: urban, ancient, etc, etc, etc, and see if any of you can answer it correctly. I'll of course have the correct answer, so that there will be a winner. And, the winner--
the first person to get it right first, having completed all the qualifications below--will get a prize! Yay!
The Prize: The winner will receive their very own (100% unique) Cobbogothian character, such as the ones below handcrafted on a bookmark.
What You Must Do: What you must do to win this fabulous prize, is first, leave a comment with your correct answer to my myth question, and then become a follower on my blog. After that, all you need to do is post my blog address:
www.hannieclark.blogspot.com or my website address:
www.hannahlclark.com on your facebook, twitter account, or in a blog post.
And now for Monday's Myth Chaser riddle:
What Norse god brought to pass the Death of Balder, and why?
I will post the winner at the end of the day. Good Luck!
loki i think was just plain jealous. of course we could say, well odin being all knowing, and understanding the darkness/end of the world that would come to pass by loki's actions, would ultimately be held accountable. you know, the same argument some mortals have about god; they are blaming him for when things don't go their way.
ReplyDeleteok loki-doki, off i go.
good luck
Loki... It seems he wanted to pull a bit of a prank.
ReplyDeleteTechnically it was Hodur, the blind brother, that threw the branch that hit him in the chest and killed him. Loki helped him throw it during a festival. Loki was jealous and Hodur wanted to participate in the festivities by testing his vulnerability.
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