Thank you, Mirandae!! As for authorial intent, @Silly is spot-on. With only one caveat: that being that I've chosen to present Beth's "Dominant Form" not as a transformation, but more akin to a Stand from JJBA. She does not herself don her Dominant's likeness in order to perform the Last Rites move but instead summons Him as something of an obedient familiar. Mostly this is for flavor, but because Odin is written as a wise god, and one content not to be worshiped with any largess or regularity (or, in truth, sincerity), I've interpreted these eccentricities to mean he prefers more intimate relationships with his Regaliae, appearing personally by their side when they conjure His strength and invoke His dominions. They walk among Him (perhaps even converse with and confide in Him!) but in exchange, their relationships with their Dominant, and their entitlement to His power, are even more fragile. After all, the transgressing Odinite has not merely abused His abilities but outright forced His complicity in those abuses. An even deadlier sin than simply using His magics to exploit, brutalize, and bully people...
I see, I see. I'm all for creative liberties, but one of the reasons for a full transformation is 'narrative balance', should we call it? The size and the high profile that comes with it. However, I did chat with @Tlaloc the other day about sort of 'half-way' powers. Although, then everyone should be able to have one. I have another solution, though. With the combat stuff that I'll show along with the third GM-post, there can/will be sort of 'character perks' or 'exceptions' that you'll be able to create yourself. Such a perk could be this 'stand' variation as opposed to the traditional transformation.
Also, I suppose those guards that Beth tricked will react to her simply vanishing? Or what happens there? Just curious :)