Characters / laxdaela
Vigdis
Status: auto-bootstrap
freq=33, chapters 6-?, no qualifier evidence
33Mentions
7Degree
0.1078Betweenness
0.02113PageRank
0.9849Closeness
0.095Clustering
4Community
6 / —First / death ch.
Narrative prominence
33Mentions
8Chapters present
6Dialogue turns
29Events involved
Kin
No parent/child links recorded.
Aliases
Vigdis
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Relations and evidence
Kinship(3)
with Ingjald · weight 1 · ch. 11–11
“She was daughter of Ingjald, son of Olaf Feilan, and brother's daughter of Thord Yeller, and sister's daughter of Thorolf Rednose of Sheepfell.”
with Thorolf · 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 Swart · weight 1 · ch. 17–17
“Vigdis, Hrapp's wife, betook herself west to Thorstein Swart, her brother.”
Marriage(3)
with Goddi · weight 1 · ch. 14–14
“Vigdis, the wife of Thord Goddi, was some sort of relation to Thorolf, and on that account he turned towards that house.”
with Thord the Low · weight 1 · ch. 14–14
“Thorolf had also heard before how matters stood there, and how Vigdis was endowed with a good deal more courage than Thord, her husband.”
with Hrapp · weight 1 · ch. 17–17
“Vigdis, Hrapp's wife, betook herself west to Thorstein Swart, her brother.”
Conversation(8)
with Thorolf · 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 Thorolf · 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 Thord the Low · weight 5 · ch. 14–15
“Thord said he could not away with men coming to put up at his house, but bade him rest there over the next day if he had no trouble on hand, but otherwise he should be off at his swiftest.”
“Thord was very cross-grained at this, and said he well knew how that Ingjald would take a great deal of money from him for the sheltering that had been given him already, seeing that doors here have been locked after this man.”
“Thord said, "In this manner you can checkmate me most thoroughly, but it is against my wish that a man of such evil luck should stay here."”
“Thord said they had talked about many things, amongst others how the place was to be ransacked, and how they should be clear of the case if Thorolf was not found there.”
with Thord the Low · weight 7 · ch. 14–15
“Vigdis answered, "I have offered him already to stay on, and I cannot take back my word, though he be not in even friendship with all men."”
“After that she told Thord of the slaying of Hall, and that Thorolf who was come there was the man who had killed him.”
“Vigdis answered, "Ingjald shall take none of your money for giving one night's shelter to Thorolf, and he shall remain here all this winter through."”
“Vigdis asked Thord what his talk with Ingjald had been about the evening before.”
with Ingjald · weight 3 · ch. 15–16
“At that moment Asgaut came back, and Vigdis asked him where he had parted with Thorolf.”
“She took out the purse, and went outside with it up to where Ingjald was, and bade him take the money.”
“Vigdis greeted him, and asked him what sort of reception they had had at Sheepfell.”
with Asgaut · weight 2 · ch. 15–16
“Asgaut replied, "I took him to our sheephouses as Thord told me to."”
“Asgaut thanked her for her gift with fair words.”
with Asgaut · weight 1 · ch. 15–15
“Vigdis replied, "Can anything be more exactly in Ingjald's way as he returns to his ship?”
with Hrapp · weight 1 · ch. 17–17
“Hrapp called Vigdis, his wife, to him, and said, "I have never been of ailing health in life," said he, "and it is therefore most likely that this illness will put an end to our life together.”
Conflict(1)
with Ingjald · weight 1 · ch. 15–15
“Vigdis raised the purse, and struck him on the nose with it, so that forthwith blood fell on the earth.”