The Winter Wolf

[Xian Jaguar]

Here's an interesting Folktale:

I come at coldest winter to bite and gnash and gnaw. People of the Fremennik, fear me. I am Hati, and I will devour the moon, and my brother, Sköll, the sun, and thus will begin the End of Things.

Tell me what you think and how it relates to modern or the past

[SuXrys]

Why do you find it interesting?

What is the point/purpose with this thread? Do you want us to discuss something in particular?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sk%C3%B6ll <---------- some info about the wolf's

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I think this should've been posted in your blog instead of in a thread. Just a thought.

@Eris

[Meenah]

Eh I see this more of a blog entry.

[Xian Jaguar]

it was supposed to be a discussion on how wolves were viewed in the past

[Meenah]

Uh you should of said so. And how I view them? All I knew they were with man and became domestic dog and all that stuff. I like pandas though.

[SuXrys]

it was supposed to be a discussion on how wolves were viewed in the past

Then why not edit your OP and write it there? :P

[blueangel06661]

I don't think many of us have any interest about how wolves were thought of in the past. I don't think this thread has much of a base. More of blog material for wolf lovers? I guess.

[SuXrys]

On the upcoming discussion I can already now say that I think wolfs were both feared and respected creatures. Even if for example, if we are talking about the old norse faith, Hati and Sköll were supposed to start Ragnarrök, Odin had two wolfs as his companions (Gere and Freke) that he used to have by his side along with his two ravens, so they (wolfs) were atleast not 'hated' in that meaning.

[RescueCat]

...I know people with Wolves and Foxes. *le shrug*

I even know someone with a Snow Leopard.

[SuXrys]

...I know people with Wolves and Foxes. *le shrug*

I even know someone with a Snow Leopard.

... That can't be legal?

[Xian Jaguar]

Of course I was talking about Norse mythos. What I was trying to discuss was whether wolves and such creatures are feared more in the modern day or in history