Fensalir's Door: Yuletide Kindness Wrapping Paper

Yule is a time for frith and kindness. Here we see Fríge/Frigg consoling the bound Fennrisere/Fenrir, with her hall, Fensalir, in the distance. I feel that loyalty to her husband would keep the queen from releasing the wolf, however, I also feel that her skill as a prophetess would ensure she understood that Fenrir was bound unjustly, for crimes he hadn't yet commited, so ensuring that he would commit them in his anger. Frigg/Fríge/Freyja would understand the nature of that self-fullfilling prophect. Perhaps, in an attempt to save her husband, she would offer a consoling hand to Fennrisere/Fenrir, and act doomed to fail, but nonetheless a valid sentiment for the season. When the winter is cold and dark, friends gathering around the hearth can hearten us and offer safety. Offer a hand of friendship. Fenrir mean's 'Fen-dweller', while Fensalir means 'Fen-hall/marsh hall'.