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Loki was a god in Norse mythology. When the gods were building a wall around their residence, Asgard, they told the mason to finish the work within six
months or he had to forfeit the pay. The mason agreed, but with the help of the stallion Svadilfari, the mason had almost completed the wall. How did
Loki manage to ensure that the mason did not get his pay?
O A.
Loki killed the stallion.
OB.
Loki tore down the wall at night.
OC. Loki got into an argument with the mason about the wall.
OD. Loki tricked the mason into believing the job was complete.
OE. Loki transformed himself into a mare and lured the stallion away.

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Final answer:

Loki transformed himself into a mare and lured the stallion away.


Step-by-step explanation:

In Norse mythology, Loki managed to ensure that the mason did not get his pay by transforming himself into a mare and luring away the stallion Svadilfari. The stallion was crucial in helping the mason complete the wall, so without it, the mason was unable to finish the job within the agreed-upon timeframe.


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