Quote: Reformed Norse mourning practices also show influence from Jewish practices, with several periods of delineated grieving attached to specific requirements. While there are significant differences between the two, both begin with the formal funeral and interment of the body, have a short period of intensive grieving for the lost (seven days for Judaism, nine days for the Norse) by first degree relations such as spouse, parent and children, followed by a period lasting to a full month after the funeral where the mourners slowly emerge from their grieving, and then eleven months of official but low level mourning practices.

For the Norse, at the end of the first month of official mourning, the mourners can resume official duties and responsibilities, including elections…

—The Second Flowering Of Yggdrasil: An Analysis Of The Norse Resurgence, 1710

Quote:Alright.
Tobi had a twin older sister who was bodiless chakra inside a bucket in his head.
It was pretty awesome.