The myth of Loki and the deadly mistletoe | Iseult Gillespie

Baldur, beloved in Asgard, is troubled by dreams of his death. His mother, Frigg, secures promises from all things not to harm him, except mistletoe. Loki, the trickster god, exploits this by tricking Baldur's blind brother into killing him with a mistletoe spear. Hermod, a warrior god, attempts to retrieve Baldur from Hel, but Loki thwarts him. Eventually, Loki is captured and punished by the gods.

Who was the beloved being in Asgard known for his soothing presence?

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What did Queen Freak do to protect her son from the grim prophecies?

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How did Loki interfere with Queen Freak's plan?

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What was the significance of mistletoe in the story?

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Describe the events that led to Balder's death.

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What did the warrior God plan to do after Balder's death?

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How did Loki escape after Balder's death?

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