Characters / grettla
Illugi
Status: auto-bootstrap
freq=49, chapters 37-?, no qualifier evidence
49Mentions
4Degree
0.0000Betweenness
0.01303PageRank
0.8232Closeness
0.500Clustering
0Community
37 / —First / death ch.
Narrative prominence
49Mentions
16Chapters present
10Dialogue turns
13Events involved
Kin
No parent/child links recorded.
Aliases
Illugi
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Relations and evidence
Kinship(1)
with Asdis · weight 1 · ch. 37–37
“He and Asdis had a young son named Illugi, a youth of much promise.”
Conversation(5)
with Grettir Asmund's son/daughter · weight 5 · ch. 67–80
“He went on straight to Bjarg, where his mother and Illugi greeted him joyfully.”
“Grettir asked Illugi what was to be done, and he said he could think of nothing else but to wait until a ship brought them some fire.”
“Illugi returned and Grettir asked him how he had parted with his man.”
“Grettir gave it a kick with his foot and said: "An ill tree and ill sent.”
with Grettir Asmund's son/daughter · weight 3 · ch. 69–80
“Then Illugi said: "I will go with you, brother.”
“He told them to guard the ladder well since everything depended upon that.”
“Illugi said: "I told you that no good would come of that old woman."”
with Thorbjorn · weight 1 · ch. 82–82
“Thorbjorn said: "The situation has changed from what it used to be; there are no men moving about, and the ladder is in its place.”
with Angle · weight 1 · ch. 82–82
“Then Angle said to Illugi: "It is a great pity that a man so valiant as you should have committed such a folly as to cast in your lot with this outlaw and follow his evil ways, at last to die unatoned."”
with Angle · weight 1 · ch. 82–82
“When Illugi knew that they intended to slay him he laughed and said: "Now you have resolved upon that which was nearest to my heart."”
Support(1)
with Grettir Asmund's son/daughter · weight 1 · ch. 82–82
“They returned to the attack; Illugi defended himself and Grettir courageously, but Grettir was unfit for fighting, partly from his wounds, partly from his illness.”