Fricka

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Fricka is the goddess of marriage and the jealous, morally rigid wife of Wotan in Richard Wagner’s Ring Cycle.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
goddess
mythological figure
opera character
appearsIn Das Rheingold NERFINISHED
Der Ring des Nibelungen NERFINISHED
Die Walküre NERFINISHED
Götterdämmerung NERFINISHED
Siegfried NERFINISHED
associatedWith fidelity
law
marriage
social order
basedOn Frigg NERFINISHED
Frigga NERFINISHED
characterTrait jealous
morally rigid
unyielding
conflictWith Brünnhilde NERFINISHED
Sieglinde NERFINISHED
creator Richard Wagner NERFINISHED
demands Brünnhilde’s obedience to Wotan
punishment of Siegmund
upholding of marriage vows
firstPerformanceOfWork 1876
gender female
hasServant Hunding NERFINISHED
hasSibling Donner NERFINISHED
Freia NERFINISHED
Froh NERFINISHED
hasTitle Fricka, Göttin der Ehe
influences Wotan’s decisions
languageOfWork German
medium opera
moralStance strict adherence to law over love
nationalityOfWork German opera
operaGenre music drama
opposes Wotan NERFINISHED
incestuous union of Siegmund and Sieglinde
partOf pantheon of the gods in the Ring Cycle
portrayedAs guardian of conventional morality
relatedWork Norse mythology NERFINISHED
residence Valhalla NERFINISHED
role goddess of marriage
protector of marital fidelity
spouse Wotan NERFINISHED
symbolizes institution of marriage
legalistic morality

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