Freyja is shining. She is gold and glittering and so full of power that it almost hurts to look at her. She has had her sacrifice; she killed her dark-haired boy at dawn and the thrill of it has not yet left her. He loved her, he offered himself up, and she took all he had. And it has made her strong. On a normal day, Freyja can start wars,
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Typist: We should discuss... human sacrifice stuff, just so we'er both on the same page.
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Typist: Sure.
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Typist: Which sources are you using for human sacrifice? I never studied it very much, so I'm a little bit lost. What do you know and what should I know so that we're working from the same canon?
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Typist: Whatever I could find on the subject. A few sources mentioned Freyr getting sacrifices of dark (haired I'm assuming) victims, and then a few more were just lists of supposed sacrificial places. Hanging was mentioned in regards to Freyja once or twice but I didn't want to go through that so instead I went with the strangle and stab method which has shown up in a lot of bog mummies of the period. I can't remember the exact sources since most of them came from a library in Williamsburg.
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