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Stolen Thunder - Chapter 3 Summary

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What did Thrym do with Thor's hammer?

He buried it six miles underground. (correct)

He hid it in a secret cave.

He gave it to Loki as a gift.

He threw it in a volcano.

Why did Thrym steal Thor's hammer?

To use it as leverage to marry Freya. (correct)

To sell it for a large sum of money.

To weaken Thor's power.

To protect it from being used against him.

How did Thrym plan to get Freya to agree to marry him?

By promising her great riches.

By threatening to harm her family.

By casting a spell on her.

By holding Thor's hammer hostage. (correct)

What was Loki's reaction when Thrym admitted to stealing the hammer?

<p>He was surprised by Thrym's honesty.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why did Thrym insist that Freya must agree to marry him before returning the hammer?

<p>To humiliate Thor and the other gods.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Thor's Hammer Mjöllnir

Mjöllnir is a magical hammer crafted by the dwarves in their underground workshop.
It is a powerful weapon that can sail through the air, strike its target, and return to Thor's hand like a boomerang.
Accompanied by a flash of lightning and a boom of thunder, Mjöllnir is a symbol of Thor's power.

The Theft of Mjöllnir

Thor woke up one morning to find that Mjöllnir was missing.
He immediately accused Loki of stealing his hammer, but Loki denied the accusation.
Despite Loki's denial, Thor was initially convinced that Loki was the thief.

Investigation and Truth

Thor eventually realized that Loki might be telling the truth, as Loki occasionally did.
Odin sent his two ravens to search for the truth, and they reported that Thrym, the giant, was the actual thief.
Thor's initial accusation of Loki was wrongful, and the true culprit was revealed to be Thrym.

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Read about Thor's magical weapon, Mjöllnir, and its significance in Chapter 3 of the book. Follow the story of how Thor's hammer, crafted by dwarves, was stolen and the consequences that followed.