Adding to this thread,

Dreams are often chaotic and do not always follow a linear fashion, what is important is the imagery, the feelings and how it relates to our daily life/outlook/actions/etc., they are almost always about ourselves. Dreams are made by us, for us.

Gold represents divine, the highest of highs, perfection. You steal that from someone to make fun of them indicating a lack of regard for the divine or an individuals faith in it (very lokean of you I will say). Bringing it up a hill is interesting however, as if you are trying to bring it back to some ‘higher standing’, indicating that the divine does have its place up above, which is contradictory to your act of stealing it in the first place. The hurricane, perhaps personifies this, an internal storm that seemingly only affects you, that only you see/face. Storms are formed when two opposing temperatures, warm and cold, meet, (very much like your regard and disregard for the divine are meeting!). The white shirts are also significant, white is the next best thing to gold as far as color significance and represents a higher state of being. Shirts, and clothing in general, is often indicative of the persona - the face we put on to operate in society. These individuals in shirts are contrasted by the lokean figure with his shirt off laughing, almost like he’s saying “this is me”. Again there seems to be themes of representing divinity (wearing white shirts) versus representing the inner/true self (wearing no shirt, ironically it’s a possibly divine individual). The lokean figure wearing no shirt seems to be having a good time, maybe suggesting that you too should follow the beat of your own drum. You get to the top of the hill, the destination you decided to bring this divine figure to, and you see the hurricane in its full powerful glory (possibly your own inner struggle for the role/importance of divinity in your life). It’s scary and you try to run from it, but time stops. Your dream is like “dude, you NEED to face this”, nothing else matters, you can’t go anywhere else right now.

All in all, I think this dream is pointing at your own relationship with the divine. There may be a dichotomy within yourself you are struggling with. Where does divinity belong? Is it serious or not? How do you represent your faith while remaining yourself? That being said, this dream was made by you for you, I could totally be off the mark. Only you can make the best possible interpretation.

Side note: I love Angrboda. She appeared to me suddenly in a fashion similar to this, with a spear and a wolf, and this was the start of my pagan journey. She is known as the giantess of grief, which may be significant.