Odin's wolves are named Gere and Freke, and in Norse mythology they are Odin's two faithful companions. They are often associated with the magical weapons that Odin carries, such as his sword and spear. Odin feeds them with all the food served to him in Valhalla, while he himself prefers to drink wine. They represent Odin's strength and power, and are seen as his guardians. They were also protectors of Midgard. Gere and Freke are Old Norse names that mean "the greedy one" and "the voracious one"

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