Liberty Or Death, The Song Of Sovngarde Song By Gavin Dunne

Liberty or Death, the Song of Sovngarde and Skyrim Through the lyrics in the music video of "Sovngarde Song," Gavin Dunne tells part of the story of the hero known as the Dragonborn, but also uses allusion in the lyrics to tell the listener about the harsh injustice and oppression faced by the people of Skyrim. The story is set in the world of Bethesda Studios’ franchise of Elder Scrolls, and is the fifth installment of the award-winning series. The game itself follows the adventures of the Dragonborn: a hero whose body is a mortal but possesses the soul of a dragon, and is whom the player controls throughout the game. The plot of the game is that the Imperial Province of Skyrim is locked in a civil war between an alliance of rebels and dissidents who are fed up with the fact that the Aldmerri Dominion, a faction that the Empire was forced to surrender to thirty years before the story of Skyrim starts, dictate what the citizens of the Empire can and cannot do. Skyrim is a game about dragons, intense battles and adventures, and all manners of magic. Skyrim is also about a rebellion, sparked by the will to free the people from horrible oppression.
This may be all well and good for some people, but
To allude to the injustices faced by the people of Skyrim, the lyrics of the song state that “these men of the north, they have suffered too long, the anger, it swells in their veins” (Dunne l. 4-6). The lines also allude that for the Nords, the time for them for fear is over, now their fury at the injustices upon them can be unleashed. The “Men (and women) of the North” are the Nords of Skyrim. They are a strong, fair-haired and fair-skinned people who value honor, courage, and prowess in