Glum Olaf's son
Patronymic: Glum Olaf’s child. Status: curated
Hallgerda's second husband; killed by Thiostolf.
Narrative prominence
Kin
Children: Thorgerda Glum's daughter.
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Relations and evidence
Kinship(2)
with Thorarin Ragi's brother · weight 2 · ch. 15–17
“Thorarin, Glum's brother, blamed him for letting him be there, and said ill luck would come of it, and all would happen as had happened before if he were there.”
“A little while after, Thorarin Ragi's brother hears of his brother Glum's death, then he rides with eleven men behind him west to Hauskuldstede, and Hauskuld welcomed him with both hands, and he is there the night.”
with Thorgerda Glum's daughter · weight 1 · ch. 34–34
“Now Thrain Sigfus' son kept staring at Thorgerda Glum's daughter; his wife Thorhillda saw this, and she got wroth, and made a couplet upon him.”
Conversation(9)
with Thorarin Ragi's brother · weight 1 · ch. 13–13
“One day the brothers Thorarin and Glum were talking together, and Thorarin asked Glum whether he meant to go abroad, as was his wont.”
with Hauskuld Dala-Koll's son · weight 1 · ch. 13–13
“So Glum himself told her all about the bargain, and left nothing out, and then he asked Hauskuld and Hrut whether he had repeated it right.”
with Hrut Heriolf's son · weight 1 · ch. 13–13
“So Glum himself told her all about the bargain, and left nothing out, and then he asked Hauskuld and Hrut whether he had repeated it right.”
with Hauskuld Dala-Koll's son · weight 2 · ch. 13–17
“Hauskuld said he had; and then Hallgerda said--"Ye have dealt so well with me in this matter, my father and Hrut, that I will do what ye advise, and this bargain shall be struck as ye have settled it".”
“A little while after, Thorarin Ragi's brother hears of his brother Glum's death, then he rides with eleven men behind him west to Hauskuldstede, and Hauskuld welcomed him with both hands, and he is there the night.”
with Hallgerda Hauskuld's daughter · weight 2 · ch. 14–14
“Glum asked her what name it was to have.”
“When Glum told this to Hallgerda, she said, "Thorarin has indeed a right to expect this from us".”
with Thorarin Ragi's brother · weight 1 · ch. 14–14
“Glum begged Thorarin to change lands with him, but he said he would not;”
with Hallgerda Hauskuld's daughter · weight 1 · ch. 14–14
“When Glum told this to Hallgerda, she said, "Thorarin has indeed a right to expect this from us".”
with Thiostolf · weight 1 · ch. 16–16
“Then Glum said to Thiostolf--”
with Hrut Heriolf's son · weight 1 · ch. 17–17
“He thought it harm that Glum was dead and gone, but thanked him for killing Thiostolf.”
Conflict(1)
with Thorarin Ragi's brother · weight 1 · ch. 15–15
“Thorarin, Glum's brother, blamed him for letting him be there, and said ill luck would come of it, and all would happen as had happened before if he were there.”