Odin is known as the god of wisdom, death, and victory in
battle but is also revered as a god of magic, poetry, prophecy, and the hunt.
However, unlike many father-ruler gods, Odin is not described as a moral
exemplar and is often seen winning battles and out-maneuvering opponents using
guile, trickery and outright deception. Further, as he is seen as the lord of
warriors who have fallen in combat, and is occasionally depicted inciting his
human constituents into battle—once again, often using duplicitous means.
Odin's action
and traits reveal human nature about deception and trickery. Because of man’s
thirst for power, man tend to hit others weakness to over rule and supersede. Like Odin, humans who wanted to wear a crown bears the crown
through deception.
