Characters / grettla

Thorgils Ari's son/daughter

Patronymic: Thorgils Ari’s child. Status: auto-bootstrap

n=3

52Mentions
5Degree
0.0903Betweenness
0.01596PageRank
0.7826Closeness
0.300Clustering
2Community
15 / 25First / death ch.

Narrative prominence

52Mentions
10Chapters present
1Dialogue turns
15Events involved

Kin

No parent/child links recorded.

Aliases

Thorgils Ari's sonThorgils Ari's daughterThorgils, Ari's sonThorgils, Ari's daughterThorgils

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Relations and evidence

Kinship(2)

with Thrand · weight 1 · ch. 6060

  • When the battle was over there came up his son Thrand, his brother Ingjald's son Thorgils, Finnbogi the son of Thorgeir, the son of Thorhadd of Hitardal, and Steinolf the son of Thorleif of Hraundal.
    ch. 60rules+corefrule: noun:brothersubtype: siblingconfidence: lowunverified

with Ingjald · weight 1 · ch. 6060

  • He tried always to engage those who seemed most courageous; first he went for Steinolf of Hraundal and cleft his skull down to his shoulders; then he struck at Thorgils the son of Ingjald and almost cut him in two.
    ch. 60rules+corefrule: noun:sonsubtype: childconfidence: mediumunverified

Conversation(4)

with Thorgeir · weight 3 · ch. 2727

  • After slaying Thorgils the son of Mak, Thorgeir went to Reykjaholar and told Thorgils Arason what had happened.
    ch. 27rules+corefrule: speech:tellsubtype: addressedconfidence: mediumunverified
  • "But," he said, "they will press the matter vigorously, and I am most unwilling to involve myself in difficulties.
    ch. 27rules+corefrule: speech:saysubtype: turn-takingconfidence: lowunverified
  • Thorgeir said that if a sentence of banishment were passed upon him he would go.
    ch. 27rules+corefrule: speech:saysubtype: turn-takingconfidence: lowunverified

with Thorgeir · weight 4 · ch. 2727

  • Thorgils told him his house was open to him.
    ch. 27rules+corefrule: speech:tellsubtype: addressedconfidence: lowunverified
  • Thorgils on receiving the report of his messenger called Thorgeir to a consultation with him and asked him what support he thought was proper.
    ch. 27rules+corefrule: speech:callsubtype: addressedconfidence: mediumunverified
  • Thorgils on receiving the report of his messenger called Thorgeir to a consultation with him and asked him what support he thought was proper.
    ch. 27rules+corefrule: speech:asksubtype: addressedconfidence: lowunverified
  • Thorgils said that his resolve would be put to the trial.
    ch. 27rules+corefrule: speech:saysubtype: turn-takingconfidence: lowunverified

with Grettir Asmund's son/daughter · weight 3 · ch. 5050

  • Grettir came to Reykjaholar towards the beginning of the winter and asked Thorgils to let him stay the winter with him.
    ch. 50rules+corefrule: speech:asksubtype: addressedconfidence: mediumunverified
  • Thorgils said he was welcome to his entertainment, like other free men; "but," he said, "we do not pay much attention to the preparation of the food."
    ch. 50rules+corefrule: speech:saysubtype: turn-takingconfidence: lowunverified
  • They did as he bade and made out that it was all play.
    ch. 50rules+corefrule: speech:bidsubtype: turn-takingconfidence: lowunverified

with Grettir Asmund's son/daughter · weight 2 · ch. 5050

  • Thorgils said he was welcome to his entertainment, like other free men; "but," he said, "we do not pay much attention to the preparation of the food."
    ch. 50rules+corefrule: speech:saysubtype: turn-takingconfidence: lowunverified
  • Thorgils asked after Grettir; they told him how they had parted, and he sent men out to him.
    ch. 50rules+corefrule: speech:asksubtype: addressedconfidence: lowunverified

Conflict(1)

with Steinolf · weight 1 · ch. 6060

  • He tried always to engage those who seemed most courageous; first he went for Steinolf of Hraundal and cleft his skull down to his shoulders; then he struck at Thorgils the son of Ingjald and almost cut him in two.
    ch. 60rules+corefrule: verb:strikesubtype: violenceconfidence: lowunverified