Characters / laxdaela
Thorolf
Status: auto-bootstrap
freq=54, chapters 3-?, no qualifier evidence
54Mentions
8Degree
0.0167Betweenness
0.01306PageRank
0.7925Closeness
0.143Clustering
4Community
3 / —First / death ch.
Narrative prominence
54Mentions
12Chapters present
3Dialogue turns
17Events involved
Kin
No parent/child links recorded.
Aliases
Thorolf
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Relations and evidence
Kinship(5)
with Eyr · weight 1 · ch. 3–3
“Their sons were Ottar and Kjallak, whose son was Thorgrim, the father of Fight-Styr and Vemund, but the daughter of Kjallak was named Helga, who was the wife of Vestar of Eyr, son of Thorolf "Bladder-skull," who settled Eyr.”
with Thorstein the Red · weight 1 · ch. 7–7
“One daughter of Olaf Feilan was Thora, whom Thorstein Cod-biter, son of Thorolf Most-Beard, had for wife; their sons were Bork the Stout, and Thorgrim, father of Snori the Priest.”
with Vigdis · weight 1 · ch. 16–16
“But after the plot Thord Goddi had made up with Ingjald, the Sheepisles priest, when they made up their minds to compass the death of Thorolf, Vigdis' kinsman, she returned that deed with hatred, and divorced herself from Thord Goddi, and went to her kinsfolk and told them the tale.”
with Osvif · weight 1 · ch. 46–46
“Thorolf, son of Osvif, went out from the homestead with a few other men.”
with Gudrun · weight 1 · ch. 46–46
“But many people held the truth to be that Thorolf had burnt it in fire by the order of Gudrun, his sister.”
Conversation(6)
with Vigdis · weight 2 · ch. 14–14
“And forthwith the same evening that Thorolf came to Goddistead he went to Vigdis to tell her his trouble, and to beg her help.”
“And forthwith the same evening that Thorolf came to Goddistead he went to Vigdis to tell her his trouble, and to beg her help.”
with Vigdis · weight 1 · ch. 14–14
“Vigdis answered his pleading in this way: "I do not deny our relationship, and in this way alone I can look upon the deed you have done, that I deem you in no way the worser man for it.”
with Asgaut · weight 4 · ch. 15–15
“Asgaut agreed to this, and went to the sheephouse to find Thorolf, and bade him get ready to go at once.”
“Asgaut said that Thorolf should have his way, and he would not desert him, "whatever plan you are minded to follow in this matter."”
“They were well received there, for it was an open house for all guests; and forthwith that same evening Asgaut went to see Thorolf Rednose, and told him all the matters concerning their errand, "how Vigdis, his kinswoman, had sent him this man to keep in safety."”
“Asgaut also told him all that had happened between Ingjald and Thord Goddi; therewithal he took forth the tokens Vigdis had sent.”
with Asgaut · weight 3 · ch. 15–15
“Thorolf said to Asgaut, "It seems to me we have two choices before us.”
“Thorolf said, "We will make for the river, then," and so they did, and arrayed themselves as light as possible.”
“Thorolf replied thus, "I cannot doubt these tokens.”
with Thorkell · weight 1 · ch. 48–48
“"Thorolf the thief," he said, "shall not have that matter to laugh at that I dare not ride on my way with few men."”
with Whelp · weight 1 · ch. 48–48
“Thorkell Whelp said, "We will yield to you in not following you any farther; but we should rue it indeed not to be near if you should stand in need of men to-day."”