Characters / njala

Olaf Kettle's son

Patronymic: Olaf Kettle’s child. Status: curated

7Mentions
4Degree
0.0007Betweenness
0.00432PageRank
0.5512Closeness
0.000Clustering
0Community
74 / —First / death ch.

Narrative prominence

7Mentions
4Chapters present
1Dialogue turns
5Events involved

Kin

Father: Kettle of the Mark.

Aliases

Olaf Kettle's son

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Relations and evidence

Kinship(3)

with Bard · weight 1 · ch. 7474

  • Then they got them a passage with Bard the black, and Olaf Kettle's son of Elda; and it is the talk of the whole country that all the better men in that district were leaving it.
    ch. 74rules+corefrule: noun:sonsubtype: childconfidence: mediumunverified

with Kettle of the Mark · weight 2 · ch. 7482

  • Then they got them a passage with Bard the black, and Olaf Kettle's son of Elda; and it is the talk of the whole country that all the better men in that district were leaving it.
    ch. 74rules+corefrule: patronymic+tablesubtype: childconfidence: highunverified
  • Now it must be told how Njal's sons, Grim and Helgi, left Iceland the same summer that Thrain and his fellows went away; and in the ship with them were Olaf Kettle's son of Elda, and Bard the black.
    ch. 82rules+corefrule: patronymic+tablesubtype: childconfidence: highunverified

with Hogni Gunnar's son · weight 1 · ch. 7474

  • Olaf the peacock asked Gunnar and Hallgerda to come and stay with him; but as for the farm, to put it into the hands of his mother and his son Hogni.
    ch. 74rules+corefrule: noun:sonsubtype: childconfidence: lowunverified

Conflict(1)

with Snowcolf · weight 1 · ch. 8383

  • Snowcolf sprang aboard and at Olaf, and thrust his spear through his body, but Grim thrust at Snowcolf with his spear, and so stoutly, that he fell over-board.
    ch. 83rules+corefrule: verb:thrustsubtype: violenceconfidence: lowunverified