Characters / laxdaela
Jorunn
Status: auto-bootstrap
freq=22, chapters 1-?, no qualifier evidence
22Mentions
4Degree
0.0372Betweenness
0.01395PageRank
1.0373Closeness
0.333Clustering
1Community
1 / —First / death ch.
Narrative prominence
22Mentions
7Chapters present
8Dialogue turns
21Events involved
Kin
No parent/child links recorded.
Aliases
Jorunn
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Relations and evidence
Kinship(1)
with Ketill · weight 1 · ch. 1–1
“She was the mother of Ketill the Finn, who settled on land at Kirkby.”
Marriage(1)
with Hoskuld Koll's son · weight 1 · ch. 19–19
“Then Jorunn, his wife, went and talked to him, and asked him what he had made his mind up to.”
Conversation(3)
with Bjorn the Eastman · weight 1 · ch. 9–9
“And when the proposal was set before Jorunn, she answered in this way: "From all the reports I have heard of you, Hoskuld, I cannot but answer your proposal well, for I think that the woman would be well cared for who should marry you; yet my father must have most to say in this matter, and I will agree in this with his wishes."”
with Hoskuld Koll's son · weight 8 · ch. 13–24
“Jorunn asked, "What woman that was who journeyed with him?"”
“Jorunn said, "One of two things there must be: either the talk is a lie that has come to my ears, or you must have spoken to her so much as to have asked her her name."”
“Jorunn said, "I am not going to wrangle with the mistress you have brought out of Norway, should she find living near me no pleasure; least of all should I think of it if she is both deaf and dumb."”
“The next summer Jorunn said, "That the woman must do some work or other, or else go away."”
with Hoskuld Koll's son · weight 8 · ch. 13–24
“Hoskuld answered, "You will think I am giving you a mocking answer when I tell you that I do not know her name."”
“Hoskuld said he could not gainsay that, and so told her the truth, and bade that the woman should be kindly treated, and said it was his wish she should stay in service with them.”
“Hoskuld said he could not gainsay that, and so told her the truth, and bade that the woman should be kindly treated, and said it was his wish she should stay in service with them.”
“Hoskuld slept with his wife every night after he came home, and had very little to say to the mistress.”
Conflict(1)
with Melkorka · weight 2 · ch. 13–13
“Melkorka got angry, and struck Jorunn on the nose with her fist, so that the blood flowed.”
“Melkorka got angry, and struck Jorunn on the nose with her fist, so that the blood flowed.”