In Norse Mytholology, there are many variations of the same story. The variations all have their differences. But they do have similar parts. Two of these stories are Odin's Horse, a short story, and The Building of the Wall, a play. I have written their similarities and differences. Both stories are about a mysterious craftsman and his horse coming to the Aesir's palace, building a wall, and demanding the moon, sun, and Freya, the most beautiful of all the gods. Loki outsmarts the horse and craftsman by distracting the horse and pretending to be a beautiful mare. The craftsman is thrown out because he didn't complete his task in the necessary amount of time, and the gods still have their moon, sun, and Freya.