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According to Mimir, her fertile beauty was one of the reasons Odin agreed to marry Freya. In the Alexandra is a freelance writer and editor based in Montreal. Prophecies foretelling her son's demise drove her to cast a spell on Baldur, rendering him invulnerable to everything except mistletoe. In the 19th century, Britt-Mari Näsström observes, Swedish Romanticism focused less on Freyja's erotic qualities and more … She married Odin without hesitation in order to protect her people. The children of Frigg and Odin include the gleaming god Baldr. Nex continued with his briefing on their backstory like he wasn't being glared at by a God of War. So Loki transformed himself into a fly, and after having trouble finding even the tiniest of entrances, he managed to find a tiny hole at the gable-top, yet even here he had to squeeze through to enter.Having made his way into Freyja's chambers, Loki looked around to be sure that no one was awake, and found that Freyja was asleep. Loki turned into a The next morning Freyja woke and saw that the doors to her bower were open, yet unbroken, and that her precious necklace was gone. She then tells Kratos that she too has a son whom the runes, on the day of his birth, foretold of his needless death and she swore to do anything to protect him, no matter the sacrifice. He landed on her bed and noticed that she was wearing the necklace, the clasp turned downward. Baldur would continue to find a way to break the spell, as Freya lied to him on how to break it through mistletoe.

Loki said that since no one could enter Freyja's bower against her will, this wouldn't be an easy task, yet Odin told him not to come back until he had found a way to get the necklace. Just before the final encounter with Baldur, Freya appears before a cautious Kratos and Atreus to look for Baldur, claiming that the fields and woods speak his name, leading her to believe that he is in Midgard. In chapter 8, ways of referring to the god Chapter 33 tells that once the gods journeyed to visit Chapter 36 explains again that gold can be referring to as Freyja's weeping due to her red gold tears. Angered that the marriage was broken, he cursed the goddess to never be able to leave Midgard or harming any living creature. Due to her godhood, Freya's youthful appearance belies her advanced age. After the boar is healed, Freya gives thanks to Kratos and Atreus by placing marks on them that will protect them from the Norse gods.

But soon Odin and the other deities learned that Odr still disliked the gods and had a problem with following orders so he was cast out of the hall of the gods. Freya had them make a beautiful necklace for her. Freya was aware with her faults and how much it cost those around her, yet she doesn't care as the only thing that matter is Baldur's safety — not even sliver of remorse she had from her actions that enough for the goddess to see her own errors, let alone Baldur's attempt to kill her. Freya (referred to as the Witch of the Woods prior to her identity being revealed) is a Vanir goddess, and one of the main characters in God of War. After the deaths of her many of her people, the disappearance of her brother, the loss of her Valkyries, and the resentment she received from her people. Freya, also known as The Witch of the Woods and Frigg, is a supporting character in God of War (2018). Little is known about her childhood, aside from being the daughter of Because Freya broke the marriage off from Odin, and thus incurred the Allfather's wrath and spite. The go-to source for comic book and superhero movie fans. It is unknown which of these answers is true, but she is shown to care for Atreus, both as a friend and as a mother-figure of sorts. After Kratos and Atreus end up in the realm of Helheim after another encounter with Baldur, Kratos and Atreus watch as an illusion plays in front of Baldur. Although Freya hated herself for the pain her curse put on her son, the possibility of losing the only person she had left was too much for her to bear, and she refused to lift the spell, even lying that the spell could not be broken by any means. She got dressed and went to Odin. That is, with one exception: she could have it back if she could make two kings, themselves ruling twenty kings each, battle one another, and cast a spell so that each time one of their numbers falls in battle, they will again spring up and fight again. Howling, Loki turned away and went to Freyja's bower but found it locked, and that he couldn't enter. " Hahaha. While she mostly hid these worst side of hers hidden from her allies Kratos and Atreus, the father and son notice this when she shown panic upon the sight of a number of mistletoe Atreus carry and later, seeing illusion of Baldur's sad history with Freya at Helheim in which Mimir had trouble in recalling the full story about it. She is the Norse Goddess of Love, War, Beauty, Fertility, Childbirth and Magic, and the former wife of Odin and mother of Baldur. Even though she comes across as a helpful ally to Kratos and his son Atreus initially, Freya is the real villain of 2018's God of War. Into the modern period, Freyja was treated as a Scandinavian counterpart to the Roman Venus in, for example, Swedish literature, where the goddess may be associated with romantic love or, conversely, simply as a synonym for "lust and potency". Before breaking off her marriage to Odin, Freya was told by the guised as a mortal jötunn Hrimthur the secret weakness in Asgard walls that he put, in preparation for the downfall of the Aesir in Ragnarök. She also despises Mimir, Kratos and Atreus' companion, for indirectly causing her imprisonment in Midgard. So much smarter. According to Mimir, Baldur was the only gift she treasured from her marriage to Odin and she was a good parent who only wished to spare him pain, but her impulsive decision to curse him to accomplish it was "bloody tragic" and "terribly stupid." With Odin, she showed him her magic, and he began to experiment; using it for unjust purposes. After Christianization, mention of Frigg continued to occur in Scandinavian folklore.

While not evil, she had committed morally dubious act by casting immortality spell on her son Baldur so he cannot die, but at the cost of his ability to feel anything out of twisted love for him.

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