First of all, thank you for all the answers you’ve shared so far. I genuinely love how much thought seems to go into these characters, and every answer somehow leaves me with even more questions 🥹
I have a few new ones inspired by your previous answers. Feel free to skip anything that’s too spoilery!!
1) What detail about O are you the most attached to personally?
2) Is there any part of O that longs to be understood without explanation?
3) Do you think O understands themselves as well as they believe they do?
4) Were O’s runes chosen primarily as reflections of identity and worldview, or do they also carry connections to specific experiences and personal history?
5) O clearly engages with Odinic symbolism very intentionally. What aspect of Odin resonates most deeply with O personally?
6) Does O ever feel constrained or trapped by the persona they’ve created for themselves?
7) Have we seen the entirety of O’s tattoo work, or are there meaningful parts that remain out of view?
Thank you again for letting us get to know your babies 🫶🏻
P.S. By the way, one of your agents appeared outside my window a couple of days ago. Is this some kind of hint? Should the Department of O Studies be concerned? 😭
We can really get into details over the summer, where I'll host more in-depth yapping circles for those who are interested.
I am no better than delulu Ghita, I cling to the notion that bad people aren't born, but created.
Odin of Mythology is a very complex, morally ambiguous, deceptive, and ruthless character. He might've claimed to protect the realm, but he was obsessed with control and knowledge and constantly paranoid that someone would take it away from him. The way this man treated Loki.... 💀 Odin is traditionally a leader, not a saviour. He is willing to sacrifice anything for his purpose. Never forget, the victor defines if history will remember their actions as just.
(your questions aren't spoilery but I literally don't know what to answer)
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