As someone who minored in Scandinavian studies for a brief period, I can say without a doubt that, yes, all stories should have at least one (1) Viking character. Many Viking characters would be really cool. Like, if Steven Seagal played a doctor for the NSA who discovered weird virus and had to go into the witness protection program in Greenland and discovered a colony of Vikings who had never progressed technologically and were frozen in time and he had to fight them...
Steven: Why must your people fight? Gisli: Talk twice with that tongue and you will still get nowhere!
My mind is blown. Axes are just so cool.
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Date: 2003-04-14 08:21 pm (UTC)Steven: Why must your people fight?
Gisli: Talk twice with that tongue and you will still get nowhere!
My mind is blown. Axes are just so cool.
For more info on modern day Vikings, or Black Metal, as the angels refer to it now, visit:
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