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There was something special about Odin. Odin held Christmas close to his heart unlike any other lad. Excitingly. it was this particular Christmas though that would be extra special. A special that odin could never have dreamt of. While being very close to the children of the Orphanage, which he thought them to be family. His Grandparents worked the orphanage and they lived upstairs to the orphange, and Odin was proud to say he lived there. It was on this particular Christmas that Odin wished he could offer the children a Christmas that they would forever remember. It was the night before Christmas Eve, when after seeing to his friends who gathered the tall drums to stay warm at night, he sat on the park bench to ponder life as he usually did. It was this night that he began to talk to a unusually intriguing stranger, who he had not previously seen before. What Odin did not know was how this stranger was Father Clause's. And to Father Clauses surprise, Odin could see him while in ordinary clothes. This led to Odin to befriending Father Clause, Mrs. Clause, and the Elves. It was from that moment; Odin experienced a Christmas that he could have only ever dreamt of. He felt a renewed faith towards Christmas and the joy which he shared with his family, many a great friend, and that of the passing folk.