Loki is a shape-shifting trickster god and god of mischief in Norse mythology. He caused the death of Balder, the god of tears, by convincing the blind god Hod to throw a mistletoe dart at Balder that killed him. In response, the gods bound Loki with his son's entrails and placed a serpent above him to drip venom on him, which causes earthquakes when Loki writhes in pain. Loki is prophesied to be freed during Ragnarok, the end of days, where he will join the giants in battle against Heimdallr and both will die.

1. By: Arik Nichols &
Dakota Knight

2. Character Background
-Trickster
-Part Frost Giant
-Shape shifter
-God of mischief
-Caused death of Balder

3. Death of Balder
-Balder is God of Tears
-Son of Odin and Frigg
-Frigg (Mother) asked all things except
mistletoe to not harm Balder.
-Loki Convinced Hod (Blind) to threw
a dart made out of mistletoe, at Balder.
-Loki Refused to weep for Balder and in turn, killed him.

4. The Binding
-After Loki caused the death of Balder
the gods bound him.
-Was bound with entrails of his son
-Goddess Skaoi placed serpent above
him while bound.
-Serpent drips venom down upon Loki

5. The Binding Cont…
-Sigyn catches the venom in bowl
-When Bowl is full, she must empty it in random area
-Venom Continues to drip
-When Loki Writhe in pain, it causes earthquakes

6. Freedom
Ragnarok
-When gods battle the giants
-End of days
Battle
-Loki becomes free during Ragnarok
-He is prophesized to join giants
and battle Heimdallr
-Both will die

7. Works Cited
- "Loki." Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation, 27 Feb. 2014. Web. 27 Feb. 2014.
-Norse Gods Packet

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