A stray-singer is one of the addresses of a text collecting the advice of this figure, the Hávamál. During a wedding (15[1])ceremony, this figure walks in and thrusts a sword into the tree (15[1])Barnstokkr. (15[1])A völva (15[1]-5[1])tells this figure (15[1])about the creation and coming end of the world in the Völuspá. (15[1]-5[1])In one text, this figure is recognized by Vafthrudnir after asking a question (15[1])about what he (*) whispered (10[1])into his son’s ear at his funeral. The Grímnismál opens with this figure and his wife sitting on his throne which allows him to see and hear every realm. (10[1])That text also mentions this figure’s wolves Geri (10[1])and Freki and his ravens Huginn and Muninn. (10[1])For 10 points, name this father of Baldr and wife of Frigg, the “All-Father” and chief god of Norse mythology. (10[1])■END■