Characters / laxdaela
Unn
Status: auto-bootstrap
freq=34, chapters 1-?, no qualifier evidence
34Mentions
7Degree
0.0434Betweenness
0.01029PageRank
0.9445Closeness
0.095Clustering
3Community
1 / —First / death ch.
Narrative prominence
34Mentions
7Chapters present
4Dialogue turns
11Events involved
Kin
No parent/child links recorded.
Aliases
Unn
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Relations and evidence
Kinship(5)
with Helgi the Lean · weight 1 · ch. 3–3
“Unn, his daughter, and many others of his relations went with him.”
with Thorstein the Black · weight 1 · ch. 4–4
“Unn the Deep-minded was in Caithness when her son Thorstein fell.”
with Bjolan · weight 1 · ch. 7–7
“She invited Bjorn and Helgi "Bjolan," her brothers, and they came with many followers.”
with Dales · weight 1 · ch. 7–7
“There came Koll o' Dales, her kinsman-in-law, and Hord of Hord-Dale, and many other great men.”
with Armod · weight 1 · ch. 19–19
“She was Armod's daughter.”
Marriage(1)
with Olaf · weight 1 · ch. 1–1
“Unn "the Deep-minded" was another of Ketill's daughters, and was the wife of Olaf the White, son of Ingjald, who was son of Frodi the Valiant, who was slain by the Svertlings.”
Conversation(3)
with Feilan · weight 1 · ch. 7–7
“Unn now became very weary with old age, and she called Olaf "Feilan" to her and said: "It is on my mind, kinsman, that you should settle down and marry."”
with Olaf · weight 2 · ch. 7–7
“Olaf took this well, and said he would lean on her foresight in that matter.”
“Olaf answered: "That is well spoken; but such a woman alone I mean to take to wife who shall rob thee neither of wealth nor rule (over thine own)."”
with Olaf · weight 2 · ch. 7–7
“Unn said: "It is chiefly in my mind that your wedding-feast should be held at the end of the summer, for that is the easiest time to get in all the means needed, for to me it seems a near guess that our friends will come hither in great numbers, and I have made up my mind that this shall be the last bridal feast arrayed by me."”
“Unn spent much money on this feast, for she let be bidden thereto men of high degree wide about from other parts.”