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Homework Submission Week 2

Ulbricht Vunter the viking warrior had a bad temper. His mornings were typical: he woke up early in the morning and ate his Ebleskivers, kissed Mrs. Vunter goodbye and went to work raiding and pillaging the Danish coast line with his viking crew. Most days he was successful and brought home a good living. He prided himself as a master of his destiny, but invariably things would go wrong and so would his temper. Ulbricht really had a flare for the dramatic and usually his solution to whatever problem he had would be to invoke Odin’s wrath upon the object of offense or smash it with his wooden mallet. In usual fashion, Odin never returned Ulbricht’s call for lightning or fire bolts, but not to be deterred by the lack of supernatural help, he used his “conk buster.” This would turn out worse than the original problem.

Returning from a particularly unsuccessful excursion, Ulbricht finds the neighbor’s dog has left a deposit on the Vunter’s well groomed lawn. Short of stature and and temper, Ulbricht becomes instantly furious and calls for a thunderbolt to blast the cur into oblivion. Nothing happens. With the slippery grass and the awkwardly wild swing of the hammer, Ulbricht goes down. What a mess.

The neighbor’s dog trots by, returns the lost mallet, gives Ulbricht a lick on the cheek and continues on its way. Ulbricht’s wrath is disarmed because of the kind and unconditional love he received.