In Norse mythology, after Ragnarok, Loki faces a grim fate. He is bound by the gods, specifically Odin and Thor, to a rock using the entrails of his son, while a snake drips venom onto him. Loki’s wife, Sigyn, tends to him by collecting the venom in a bowl, but when she has to empty it, Loki suffers immense pain. His enduring suffering symbolizes eternal punishment for his betrayal, aligning with the mythological theme of justice following chaos.