Ceasar: The Norse Trickster God

Loki is known as the Norse trickster god. He is the son of a giant named Farbauti, and an unwell known female god named Laufey. A few characteristics that Loki portrays to make him a trickster include being male, shape shifting, often becoming the victim of his own tricks, and he can be humorous, and resourceful. Clearly Loki is a male, but he has the power to change his sex whenever he wants. Next, Loki can shape shift into whatever he pleases. He is most known for being the mother of Sleipnir, Odin’s horse after he shapeshifted into a mare and mated with a male stallion. Then, he has also been the victim of his own tricks before. Loki is well known for his role in the death of Baldur. The only thing that can harm Baldur is mistletoe, so Loki makes a mistletoe spear and puts it in the hands of the blind god Hod and tell him to throw it. …show more content…
After being caught Loki is tied to rocks inside a cave with poison falling above his head where he remains until Ragnarok. Also, Loki was responsible for tricking the dwarfs Brock and Eitri into making weapons for the gods by saying Eitri couldn’t make valuable things like his brother. So, the brothers just thought it was a wager but it was really a way for Loki to get weapons to give to the gods. But Loki didn’t get away with it, instead he got his lips sew together. Finally, although Loki seems evil, he has a good side. Loki is well known for playing tricks and getting the gods into trouble, but he also ends up making things right in the end, well mostly after being threatened. For instance, although he was to blame for the kidnapping of Idun he was also the one who ended up saving her. He can also be very resourceful when he wants to be. He is the one responsible for helping Thor get his hammer back after the giants stole it, even though nothing was in it for