The Norse Myths - Chapter 16, Thor's Journey to Utgard; Chapter 17, The Lay of Hymir Summary & Analysis

Kevin Crossley-Holland
This Study Guide consists of approximately 31 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Norse Myths.

The Norse Myths - Chapter 16, Thor's Journey to Utgard; Chapter 17, The Lay of Hymir Summary & Analysis

Kevin Crossley-Holland
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Chapter 16, Thor's Journey to Utgard; Chapter 17, The Lay of Hymir Summary and Analysis

Thor decides to journey to Utgard to battle the giants and takes Loki along as his companion. At evening they ask for food and shelter in a poor farmhouse. The peasants have no meat so Thor kills the goats that pull his chariot to be cooked for dinner. Thor tells everyone to be careful with the bones and throw them on the goat skins. The farmer's son is so hungry that he breaks a bone to suck the marrow from it. In the morning Thor uses Mjollnir to restore the goats and discovers that one is now lame. As payment for the misdeed Thor takes the two peasant children as his servants. When the foursome lands in Utgard they walk for a whole...

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