Fenrir is an excellent symbol to put on the drinking horn of someone who has faced a lot of troubles and risen above them.
Hereof, is Garm a fenrir?
In Norse Mythology, Garm is a giant wolf, or the “greatest of dogs” in the eddic poem Grimsnisal. … Fenrir, however, is a lot better defined in Norse myth and thus kept his identity in my books. Fenrir appears in a couple of well drawn Norse stories. He, like Hel and Jormungand, is Loki’s offspring.
They are often associated with courage and strength, as well as loyalty and hunting. If you have Native American heritage, you could honor it with a wolf tattoo combined with other tribal symbols such as a war bonnet, feathers, or the sun and moon.
Considering this, is fenrir good or evil?
The reason why Fenrir was considered a villain in Norse mythology was that he killed the chief god of gods – Odin the Allfather. Right from the beginning, the two was destined to be sworn enemy. A leader was the one who showed the way and made the way for his clan.
