Mar 10
Another one for She Speaks: The Women of Norse Myths in their Own Words by Honor Cargill-Martin. The crafty Gefion.
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Another one for She Speaks: The Women of Norse Myths in their Own Words by Honor Cargill-Martin. The crafty Gefion.
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They look pretty good side-by-side, don't they?
Link to individual posts: Aro Artemis, Ace Gefjon, Aroace Saraswati
German ship S.M. GEFION
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Concepts for my "Everyone Lives" Rays AU that I've had since 1st Ix's debut chapter. Gefion and Skiold!
Skiold being my AU name for 1st Ix due to how perfectly it fits him, mythology-wise. Skioldr is Gefion's husband in mythology! And he died as well. More on my reasoning and concepts below the cut.
Lokasenna by Lorenz Frølich 1895
"Loki spake: "Remember, Othin, | in olden days That we both our blood have mixed; Then didst thou promise | no ale to pour, Unless it were brought for us both." Othin spake: "Stand forth then, Vithar, | and let the wolf's father Find a seat at our feast" -Lokasenna 9-10
https://paganimagevault.blogspot.com/2019/12/lokasenna-by-lorenz-frlich-1895.html