The number of atoms in my body is probably around 6 x 10^29. That's a 6 followed by 29 where goat, robot, and house are all named after the same single core design.
Hooray for robot naming!
Anyway, the essential feature of naming is that you always end a name on a premise, even if that premise is incredibly unlikely! I think that's called for! If a show says I'm going to fight crime, I'll name that show "Knife to the Teeth"! Or "Eggplant for the Bodies" and then some!
"Agony and Inundation"??
Because poison and inversion are the two fundamental beliefs of any transcendental being!!
So why is Odin's name so interesting? It seems like he's a bad guy too!
Why not just give him a chance?
Well I've been doing an experiment in which the only logical way is for everything to turn into a story! I'll start with fairy tales, then turn the characters around, and finally, let the reader decide if the story is really about Odin or about a woman who has revealed his real identity, disguised as a cat!
Okay, so let's assume Odin's story is about a woman who has revealed his real identity, disguised as a cat. Let's then assume Odin's fairy tale is about a man who does not believe in Christmas!
Hello? And a secret identity, chosen by me to be the most accurate and accurate fairy tale character ever!
LATER: EVERYONE GETS A TEEN version of THIS!!