Characters / laxdaela
Thordis
Status: auto-bootstrap
freq=13, chapters 7-?, no qualifier evidence
13Mentions
4Degree
0.0000Betweenness
0.00475PageRank
0.8353Closeness
0.333Clustering
0Community
7 / —First / death ch.
Narrative prominence
13Mentions
6Chapters present
0Dialogue turns
7Events involved
Kin
No parent/child links recorded.
Aliases
Thordis
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Relations and evidence
Kinship(3)
with Snorri the Priest · weight 1 · ch. 70–70
“Thordis, the daughter of Snorri, was at home with her father; she was a woman both goodly and of great parts.”
with Bolli · weight 1 · ch. 70–70
“When they had been a few nights at Tongue Thorkell broached the wooing, bespeaking on behalf of Bolli an alliance with Snorri by marriage with Thordis, his daughter.”
with Herdis · weight 1 · ch. 72–72
“He and Thordis had one daughter whose name was Herdis, and that maiden Gudrun asked to bring up.”
Marriage(2)
with Thorarin · weight 1 · ch. 7–7
“Thordis was the name of a third daughter of Olaf: she was the wife of Thorarin, the Speaker-at-Law, brother of Ragi.”
with Bolli · weight 2 · ch. 70–77
“This matter coming before Thordis she answered suchwise as that therein she would lean on the foresight of her father, saying she would sooner marry Bolli, a man from within her own countryside, than a stranger from farther away.”
“Bolli did not stay there long till he rode up to Saelingsdale Tongue to see Snorri, his father-in-law, and his wife Thordis, and their meeting was exceeding joyful.”
Conversation(1)
with Snorri the Priest · weight 1 · ch. 70–70
“This matter coming before Thordis she answered suchwise as that therein she would lean on the foresight of her father, saying she would sooner marry Bolli, a man from within her own countryside, than a stranger from farther away.”