Characters / grettla
Thorvald
Status: auto-bootstrap
freq=19, chapters 9-?, no qualifier evidence
19Mentions
6Degree
0.0314Betweenness
0.01303PageRank
0.7497Closeness
0.133Clustering
7Community
9 / —First / death ch.
Narrative prominence
19Mentions
12Chapters present
0Dialogue turns
11Events involved
Kin
No parent/child links recorded.
Aliases
Thorvald
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Relations and evidence
Kinship(2)
with Asgeir · weight 3 · ch. 15–84
“Kalf the son of Asgeir and his brother Thorvald lived at Asgeirsa.”
“When Thorvald the son of Asgeir learned of Grettir's status in court having been disallowed, inquiry was made for Atli's nearest of kin, and these were found to be Skeggi the son of Gamli at Melar and Ospak the son of Glum of Eyr in Bitra.”
“Then Thorvald the son of Asgeir asked Short-hand to bring the case before the court, and he declared a first summons against Thorbjorn Angle for witchcraft and sorcery through which Grettir had met with his death, and a second for having killed a man who was half dead, crimes which he said were punishable with outlawry.”
with Maksson · weight 1 · ch. 25–25
“There grew up in Asmund's household a youth named Thorgils Maksson, a near kinsman of his.”
Conversation(4)
with Onund · weight 1 · ch. 9–9
“So Onund asked his men whether they would seek some land further to the West or take that of which they had just been told.”
with Asmund · weight 1 · ch. 26–26
“They rode then North to Thorvald their kinsman and asked for his support, which he at once promised them.”
with Grettir Asmund's son/daughter · weight 4 · ch. 35–75
“Grettir rode to Ass in Vatnsdal and was welcomed by Thorvald, who asked him all about his encounter with Glam.”
“Grettir said that his temper had not improved, that he had even less discretion than before, and was more impatient of being crossed.”
“Soon afterwards Grettir went to the bondi Thorvald, told him his difficulty and asked him to take him out to the island again, which he did, lending him a ship and taking him over.”
“Soon afterwards Grettir went to the bondi Thorvald, told him his difficulty and asked him to take him out to the island again, which he did, lending him a ship and taking him over.”
with Thorir · weight 1 · ch. 84–84
“Then Thorvald the son of Asgeir asked Short-hand to bring the case before the court, and he declared a first summons against Thorbjorn Angle for witchcraft and sorcery through which Grettir had met with his death, and a second for having killed a man who was half dead, crimes which he said were punishable with outlawry.”