Kain

Motte-and-Bailey fallacy

We understand, it’s just that these statements taken at face value are already quite bad. No misunderstandings required

Here’s what I think should change about this paragraph. It seems like Odin knows too much “if you want to survive the next 400 years” makes him seem more like just a plot convenience than an actual character being introduced.

You’re looking at goals scored

He did it twice

Hi, can someone help me out. Maybe I’m getting old or I skimmed something but I can’t seem to understand what happened the last two chapters.