Characters / grettla
Grim Thorhall's son/daughter
Patronymic: Grim Thorhall’s child. Status: auto-bootstrap
n=9
44Mentions
4Degree
0.0376Betweenness
0.01138PageRank
0.7822Closeness
0.000Clustering
3Community
32 / —First / death ch.
Narrative prominence
44Mentions
12Chapters present
0Dialogue turns
11Events involved
Kin
No parent/child links recorded.
Aliases
Grim Thorhall's sonGrim Thorhall's daughterGrim, Thorhall's sonGrim, Thorhall's daughter
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Relations and evidence
Kinship(1)
with Gamli · weight 2 · ch. 42–43
“Then Grim, the son of Thorhall, Gamli's brother, made ready to accompany him along with another man.”
“Grim was with him for the winter, and his brother-in-law Gamli.”
Friendship(1)
with Grettir the Strong · weight 1 · ch. 54–54
“Grettir thanked him for his good advice and turned back to Borgarfjord in the autumn, when he went to his friend Grim, the son of Thorhall, and told him what Skapti had said.”
Conversation(3)
with Grettir Asmund's son/daughter · weight 4 · ch. 47–47
“Grettir reached Gilsbakki that day, where Grim the son of Thorhall welcomed him warmly and begged him to stay, which he did.”
“Grettir reached Gilsbakki that day, where Grim the son of Thorhall welcomed him warmly and begged him to stay, which he did.”
“Then he said:”
“Grim told Grettir of many things that had been done in Midfjord in the North during his absence, and that no blood-money had been paid for Atli.”
with Grettir Asmund's son/daughter · weight 1 · ch. 47–47
“He let Saddle-head run loose and told Grim how he had come by her.”
with Grettir the Strong · weight 1 · ch. 54–54
“Grettir thanked him for his good advice and turned back to Borgarfjord in the autumn, when he went to his friend Grim, the son of Thorhall, and told him what Skapti had said.”
Conflict(2)
with Gunnar · weight 1 · ch. 43–43
“When Thorgeir saw his brother Gunnar fall he wanted to get away, but Grim pressed upon him and pursued him until at last his foot tripped and he fell forward.”
with Grettir the Strong · weight 1 · ch. 55–55
“Just at the moment when he raised it Grettir sprang up on to the floor, and, seizing the sword with one hand, Grim with the other, hurled him over so that he fell nearly senseless.”