Characters / laxdaela
Orn
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freq=14, chapters 20-?, no qualifier evidence
14Mentions
2Degree
0.0000Betweenness
0.00379PageRank
0.8874Closeness
1.000Clustering
3Community
20 / —First / death ch.
Narrative prominence
14Mentions
3Chapters present
1Dialogue turns
5Events involved
Kin
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Orn
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Relations and evidence
Conversation(3)
with Hrut Herjolf's son · weight 1 · ch. 21–21
“Orn asked him what was the matter of his sorrow?”
with Olaf · weight 3 · ch. 21–21
“Olaf answered, "I have on hand a journey to go west over the sea; and I set much store by it and that you should lend me your help, so that it may be undertaken in the course of next summer."”
“Olaf said, "That is not the way out of our plight, for I see reefs all about astern; so let down the sail at once, and we will take our counsel when there is daylight, and we know what land this is."”
“Olaf said no harm would happen, "But I have seen that to-day there is a gathering of men up inland; so the Irish think, no doubt, the arrival of this ship a great thing.”
with Olaf · weight 1 · ch. 21–21
“Orn said, "I don't think we have come to a good place, for this is far away from the harbours or market-towns, whose strangers enjoy peace; and we are now left high and dry, like sticklebacks, and near enough, I think, I come to the laws of the Irish in saying that they will lay claim to the goods we have on board as their lawful prize, for as flotsam they put down ships even when sea has ebbed out shorter from the stern (than here)."”