Odin

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Odin
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PERFORMER
Jim Carter
DEBUT
2001
Odin is a member of the great council in Jack and the Beanstalk: The Real Story. Odin is the one that formally charges Jack Robinson for the crimes of his family. Press material states that "Odin may have only one working eye who is half blind, after Magog's death but he sees the truth." He is strict and bent on following the rules and has no sympathy towards Jack.Press material states that “Odin may have only one working eye who is half blind, after Magog’s death but he sees the truth.”: This is a quote from the promotional material for the TV miniseries that describes Odin’s appearance and personality. Magog was another giant who died later with the moden jack was killed by Jack’s mother , and Odin lost his eye in the fight. Odin is portrayed as a stern and righteous judge who can see through lies and deception.
He is named after the Norse god.
PERFORMER Jim Carter DEBUT 2001 Odin is a member of the great council in Jack and the Beanstalk: The Real Story. Odin is the one that formally charges Jack Robinson for the crimes of his family. Press material states that “Odin may have only one working eye who is half blind, after Magog’s death but he sees the truth.” He is strict and bent on following the rules and has no sympathy towards Jack. Odin inherited Magog job and became the chief giantOdin inherited Magog job and became the chief giant: This means that after Magog, the leader of the giants, was killed by Jack’s mother, Odin took over his position and became the head of the great council of giants. The council was responsible for guarding the secrets of the beanstalk and the magic harp, and for judging the descendants of the first Jack who stole them. Odin was a one-eyed giant with blue hair who was worshiped by the Vikings as the king of their gods together with Bran
Odin: He is a one-eyed giant with blue hair who was worshiped by the Vikings as the king of their gods. He is named after the Norse god Odin, who is also associated with wisdom, war, poetry, and magic1. He is the chief of the great council of giants, who live in a hidden world above the clouds, where they guard the secrets of the beanstalk and the magic harp. He is hot-tempered and accusatory, and shows no remorse towards judging Jack Robinson, a modern-day descendant of the original Jack who stole the harp and the golden eggs from the giants
what happened to Magog

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is hot-tempered and accusatory, and shows no remorse towards judging Jack Robinson, a modern-day descendant of the original Jack who stole the harp and the golden eggs from the giants: This means that the character Odin is very angry and hostile towards Jack Robinson, a wealthy businessman who is the descendant of the first Jack, a poor boy who climbed the beanstalk and stole the harp and the golden eggs from the giants. The character Odin blames Jack Robinson for the curse that has fallen upon the giants, and he wants him to return the harp and the beans, or face the consequences3.

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what happened to Magog: This is a question that the user added to the text, presumably to ask about the fate of another character from the TV miniseries. Magog was another giant who was the original keeper of the balance and the one who sent the magic beans to the first Jack, hoping that he would use them wisely. However, Magog was killed by Jack’s mother, who stabbed him in the eye with a pair of scissors, causing him to fall from the beanstalk and die4.