Odin's Nightmares and Loki's Offspring

Odin, plagued by nightmares of three monstrous figures, discovers they are Loki's children. He sends Thor and Tyr to capture them: Jörmungandr, Hel, and Fenrir. While Jörmungandr and Hel are easily dealt with, Fenrir poses a challenge. Odin attempts to bind Fenrir with chains, but only succeeds with the help of the Dwarves, who create Gleipnir. Fenrir is bound, but Odin's actions ultimately lead to his own doom as Jörmungandr and Hel rise to power.

What troubled Odin in his dreams?

• Three fearsome figures

• A gentle breeze

• A peaceful meadow

• A bright light

Who did Odin send to capture Loki's children?

• Sif and Idunn

• Thor and Tyr

• Baldur and Freyja

• Heimdall and Frigg

What was the fate of Jörmungandr?

• He was kept in Asgard

• He was turned into a tree

• He was banished to the sea

• He was sent to the underworld

Why was Fenrir a challenge for Odin?

• He was too small

• He was too friendly

• He was growing too strong

• He was invisible

What was unique about the chain Gleipnir?

• It was made of gold

• It was made of ice

• It was unbreakable yet appeared as fine thread

• It was invisible

What condition did Fenrir set before being bound by Gleipnir?

• He wanted a feast

• He wanted a god to place their hand in his mouth

• He wanted to be free

• He wanted to be king

What did Fenrir do when he felt betrayed?

• He ran away

• He howled in joy

• He bit through Tyr's wrist

• He laughed

What did Odin do to celebrate after binding Fenrir?

• He threw a feast

• He went to sleep

• He danced

• He celebrated his victory over fate

What did Jörmungandr do beneath the waves?

• He slept

• He grew to encircle the world

• He sang

• He disappeared

What was Fenrir's ultimate goal as he strained against his chains?

• To become king

• To destroy Odin

• To find his siblings

• To escape to another world