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Fenrir is Loki's son:)
It would be more accurate to call giants the forces of chaos – like the Titans in Greek mythology or the Daevas in Zoroastrian religion – because the Vikings didn't have complex notions of good and evil, and the Aesir and Vanir don't behave any better than the giants, and sometimes even worse, constantly deceiving everyone around them and committing a great many dishonorable deeds. Even more precisely, it can be said that the Vanir and Aesir are forces friendly to humans, while the giants are hostile to them:) Such is the egoism on a cosmic scale:)
Loki is generally a complex character in Norse mythology. Sometimes he helps the gods, sometimes he messes with them, and in Ragnarok he fights against them... Also, the fire giant Surtr is an important figure among the evil forces.
By the way, the goddess of death is also Loki's daughter.
Fenrir is a wolf of terror, a harbinger of Ragnarok.
According to legend, Loki is imprisoned in a statue of a giant snake, and his blood, mixed with the venom from the snake's fang, transforms people into monsters.
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