Characters / njala
Brodir
Status: curated
28Mentions
3Degree
0.0224Betweenness
0.00832PageRank
0.3553Closeness
0.000Clustering
6Community
154 / 157First / death ch.
Narrative prominence
28Mentions
3Chapters present
0Dialogue turns
6Events involved
Kin
No parent/child links recorded.
Aliases
Brodir
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Relations and evidence
Conversation(4)
with Ospak · weight 2 · ch. 154–155
“After that those brothers, Ospak and Brodir, talked together, and then Brodir told Ospak all that he and Sigtrygg had spoken of, and bade him fare to battle with him against King Brian, and said he set much store on his going.”
“Ospak would not tell him before he pledged him peace, and Brodir promised him peace, but Ospak still shrank from telling him till night fell.”
with Ospak · weight 1 · ch. 154–154
“After that those brothers, Ospak and Brodir, talked together, and then Brodir told Ospak all that he and Sigtrygg had spoken of, and bade him fare to battle with him against King Brian, and said he set much store on his going.”
with King Sigtrygg · weight 1 · ch. 154–154
“After that those brothers, Ospak and Brodir, talked together, and then Brodir told Ospak all that he and Sigtrygg had spoken of, and bade him fare to battle with him against King Brian, and said he set much store on his going.”
with King Sigtrygg · weight 1 · ch. 154–154
“After that those brothers, Ospak and Brodir, talked together, and then Brodir told Ospak all that he and Sigtrygg had spoken of, and bade him fare to battle with him against King Brian, and said he set much store on his going.”
Killing(1)
with Wolf the Unwashed · weight 1 · ch. 156–156
“Wolf the quarrelsome turned then to meet him, and thrust at him thrice so hard that Brodir fell before him at each thrust, and was well-nigh not getting on his feet again; but as soon as ever he found his feet, he fled away into the wood at once.”