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Thor objects. Violently. But Loki talks him down: “Without your hammer, the giants will rule Asgard. Do you want to be remembered as the god who lost his weapon because he wouldn’t wear a dress?” The wedding feast is a masterpiece of almost-blown covers. Thrymr is thrilled. He serves Thor (as Freya) massive quantities of food. The “bride” eats an entire ox, eight salmon, and all the delicacies meant for the women—and drinks three barrels of mead. It seems you’re asking for a blog post

Loki, whispering through his “maiden” veil, answers: “Freya was so excited for the wedding that she didn’t eat for eight days.” But Loki talks him down: “Without your hammer,