#totg sigrid

[foreststarflaime]

I do feel Sigrid as Death would be a kind one. She’s there to make you feel better before she takes you. Example would be her meeting a child who is about to die and plays with them before they go with her.

I agree, she would be. She’s so sweet to the little ones in her family when everything goes wrong at the wedding—her getting them to safety and trying to reassure them everything was going to be alright when you can see the doubt in her eyes was heartbreaking. Also the scene with Hervor’s death, and the gentleness and compassion she shows her there. I imagine that’s quite like what she’d be in this scenario—especially after Hervor, wanting to ease the pain she felt when the Valkyries turned their backs on her for others.

A kindness to the dead—but it would hardly be a kindness for her.

I just imagine her watching tragedies like hers play out over and over again, and all she can do is try to comfort the victims of it, take them to their rest with as much gentleness as she can manage. But not just violent deaths; she comforts and receives all (indeed those nonviolent more often than not), never shaking the thought that all of these were too soon. I don’t know if she’d go numb to it all, or if she’d never lose that sense of grief—and honestly, I don’t know which would be worse.

[mndvx]

My eldest begotten is besotted with you, The Weeping. I see why. Who are you? TWILIGHT OF THE GODS — Now Hear Of... (Episode 6) written by Eric Carrasco & Caitlin Parrish directed by Dave Hartman & Andrew Tamandl ››› John Noble as Odin ››› Sylvia Hoeks as Sigrid

[fangirlinginleatherboots]

the blood bride, the weeping

[picspammer]

TWILIGHT OF THE GODS (2024) S1E1 The Bride-Price

[lokiinmediasideblog]

Sigrid really only ended up in Valhalla because that Valkyrie was gay as fuck for her

[demigoddessqueens]

Their dynamic was just so *chef kiss*,

like there’s so much I want to unpack with Sigrid’s relationship to the gods individually and everyone else, it’s too interesting

[tumblethroughthekaleidoscope]

Twilight of the Gods (2024) — “Gods killing gods would go unnoticed. But a mortal? That would remake the world.”

[mekaremadness]

My fanart for Sigrid from Twilight of the Gods is very funny looking and too shiny but considering how usually the little clayfigures i make end up looking like...this is my masterpiece haha

[constantly-in-a-state-of-change]

I DON’T CARE, I LOVE TWILIGHT OF THE GODS WITH EVERY INCH OF MY BEING. I LOVE THE CHARACTERS (especially Sigrid, my love, my light) AND THE STORY. ITS STUPID, BUT AS A PAGAN LEANING INDIVIDUAL I WANT MORE STORIES LIKE THAT. (especially Celtic Mythology) IT INSPIRES ME TO LOOK INTO MY SCANDINAVIAN BACKGROUND THAT I WAS ONLY INTRODUCED TO FROM ANCESTRY DNA!!! Anyways, I love it 😘 (and also, that scene of Odin looking at Jesus and the Cathedral, almost brought tears to my eyes)

[krimreader]

No thoughts, just women

[darkmatter-nebula]

Fellas, I finally watched Twilight of the Gods on Netflix and I LOVE it!!!! This show is a masterpiece! At the same time, I think that Sigrid totally looks like a cartoon version of Aloy from the games Horizon Zero Dawn and Horizon Forbidden West. Which is not a bad thing, I love them both. Just look at both women:

Sigrid:

Aloy:

[foreststarflaime]

I am imagining Sigrid looking at Loki like “Look at me” and Loki looks and sees Sigrid wearing a stereotypical black cloak that looks like she got it from a Halloween shop and scythe “I’m your daughter’s boss now”

Lol ghostface Sigrid is now a mental image that I have had

[mndvx]

Now hear of the girl whose feet could not touch the floor. This girl was half-giant, on her father’s side. And she was her father’s daughter in almost every way, save for one important detail. She was small, for a giant. When she sat in her family’s chair, her feet did not touch the floor. Her feet did not touch the floor at feasting time. They did not touch the floor when she sat upon her bed. When she got older, her brothers could easily drink her under the table... For the table was as tall as she. And so, after years and years, she went to her father... And asked his leave. She wished to see her mother’s home. She loved her land and her family, and her foolish, foolish brothers. But she was different. She felt alone.  TWILIGHT OF THE GODS — Now Hear Of... (Episode 6) written by Eric Carrasco & Caitlin Parrish directed by Dave Hartman & Andrew Tamandl ››› Sylvia Hoeks as Sigrid ››› Stuart Martin as Leif

[spacephobos]

been working on this for a while now <3

[picspammer]

TWILIGHT OF THE GODS (2024) S1 E3 You Will Gladden His Ravens

[lokiinmediasideblog]

I didn't catch this on my first watch, but the reason Sigrid didn't go to Hel is because she killed a god (Balder) with the cursed spear. And she died in the field of battle.

The spear took Balder in exchange for her. Balder did not go to Valhalla. In the myths, he goes to Hel and comes back after Ragnarok.

I know I joked Sigrid only went to Valhalla because a Valkyrie was very gay for her. There was a Valkyrie with A LOT of interest in her early in the movie. LOL.