How about King Henry II of England and his family (as shown in “The Lion in Winter”)—or other generations of almost any royal family? Even King David and his sons were almost this juicy.
Actually, he gave it up to Mimir for a sip from the Well of Knowledge, as I recall. He was trying to learn what would lead to Ragnarok so he could manipulate the timing to his advantage.
spamster over 12 years ago
wondered what happened to the other eye :P
Sisyphos over 12 years ago
Odin sees…. Boody, as Thor has suggested, you may actually be better off on your own. You have friends; don’t worry over-much about family.
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member over 12 years ago
the gods seem to have dysfunctional families. Zeus’s brood wasn’t much better.
Ensoh over 12 years ago
WAIT! Where’s the Bush?!!
Xane_T over 12 years ago
Eww. At least the Eye of Horus isn’t all bloody and gooey.
bmonk over 12 years ago
How about King Henry II of England and his family (as shown in “The Lion in Winter”)—or other generations of almost any royal family? Even King David and his sons were almost this juicy.
whitecarabao over 12 years ago
Everyone has puns today (visual or verbal), even Grimm and Mythtickle — “…always got his eye on me” indeed!LOL!
smparadox over 12 years ago
Actually, he gave it up to Mimir for a sip from the Well of Knowledge, as I recall. He was trying to learn what would lead to Ragnarok so he could manipulate the timing to his advantage.