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In the end everyone dies as is preordained and the earth sinks into the sea
were at first described as being as vicious as their parents
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who have always snapped at and chased the sun and moon
Viskustykki, Gylfaginning In the end everyone diesThe Snorra Edda, or Prose Edda, was written by the Icelander Snorri Sturlasson circa 1220. In it Snorri described the creation and end of the world, religion and the old pagan gods. In three main parts, the first, Gylfaginning, introduces the old Norse myths to the reader. Much of the information about the myths Snorri gleaned from Voluspa (Sybils Prophency), a writing from earlier times. The second part of the Edda dealt with the origin of poetry and
