My French is too bad, but someone need to rewrite this article. Please read en:Brisingamen and en:Freyja. This article currently say that Freyja has sex with 4 dwarves like a cheap prostitute for the necklace, but where is that written? Which pagan Viking wrote it? Which mythological writing is that? No, no mythological writing says that. No pagan Viking wrote that. King Odin loved her so much because she is the most beautiful, but then this shameless slut prostituted herself and had sexual intercourse with 4 strangers, some filthy dwarves at that, like a cheap dirty hooker to just get a gold necklace.
Upon hearing that, the pitiful cuckolded king Odin stole the necklace the proof of prostitution and infidelity to punish his concubine and force her to turn people into undead and start wars a demonized reference to the pagan belief that dead heroes serve Odin and Freyja. But later, the great and noble Christian lord Olaf Tryggvason arrived with his holy Christian army. The evil pagan curse cast by the cuckold Odin and the whore Freyja was easily dissolved by Olaf's brave Christened men.
And so, Christianity brought peace, and the evil paganism is over. How great is Christianity! That story of Freyja's prostitution appears nowhere else either. This story removed Heimdall and says "Loki hands the necklace over to Odin".
Freyja agrees and gets the necklace back. It lasts for hundreds of years. Guess who's the "great Christian Lord"? Olaf Tryggvason! Olaf's brave christened men killed the cursed Kings and the pagan spell was dissolved. Christianity brought peace to the land. Unless you think Odin is a real cuckold, Freyja is a hooker, they turn people to undead and Olaf Tryggavson and his brave Christened men brought peace to the land This story clearly was newly invented, because in en:Lokasenna , when Loki insults all goddesses including Freyja as sluts and whores, it is not mentioned.
If the "Freyja's prostitution to 4 dwarfs" existed in old Pagan tales, Loki would say "You are a prostitute" instead of making up lies. I am asking for help in translating this article from English and the article en:Freyja to French. How do you know that? The story does not relate anything about pagan deities anyway, and it also does not blatantly immortalize Olaf. As the "Freyja's promiscuity is well-known", I don't think so.
