Nanna (character in Norse mythology)

Nanna is a figure in Norse mythology, known as the wife of the god Balder and the mother of Forseti. She embodies loyalty and mourning; after Balder’s death, she grieves deeply and is associated with the theme of loss. Nanna’s story reflects themes of love and sorrow, illustrating the profound emotional bonds between gods. Her character emphasizes the human-like capacity for devotion and grief, serving as a symbol of clinging to loved ones amid tragedy. Though she has a relatively minor role in myths, her presence underscores the importance of loyalty and emotional depth among the Norse deities.