At 12/6/08 03:43 AM, vdviking wrote: Ginnungagap (as the Norse term is) is an important part of the creation history in the Norse mythology. It was a void between the ice realm of Nifelheim and the fire realm of Muspelheim. Were the cold and hot winds met the giant Ymir was created out of the condensation, and then Odin and his two brothers Vile and Ve (Veel-eh and Ve-eh) killed him and created the world of his body parts.
And Death I believe you asked about Fenrir's sons some time ago (I read through quite a bit of the thread before posting the 'essay' above). He had two children, both wolves, one was called Skoll and the other Hate (Ha-at-eh)
Thanks, Vdviking. That was a whole lot more than Wikipedia had on the subject. And I've forgotten when I asked about Fenrir's sons, but I already knew them. But everytime I've come across them, Hate was spelled "Hati".
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