Frigg is the highest-ranking Aesir Goddess, as well as Odin’s wife and Queen of the Gods. She was a paragon of beauty, love, fertility and fate. She was able to see in the future and she would sometimes sit at Fensalir, her hall, with her spinning wheel, making new clouds. She was a very protective mother, but her trust was betrayed by Loki, a mischievous God, resulting to the death of her beloved son, Balder. According to the myths, Frigg and Freya are often presented as separate deities in Norse mythology, but most likely evolved from the same Goddess. The weekday Friday is named after her.