Characters / njala

Thorgeir Otkell's son

Patronymic: Thorgeir Otkell’s child. Status: curated

24Mentions
6Degree
0.0011Betweenness
0.00643PageRank
0.7874Closeness
0.533Clustering
7Community
58 / 72First / death ch.

Narrative prominence

24Mentions
7Chapters present
2Dialogue turns
15Events involved

Kin

Father: Otkell Skarf's son.

Aliases

Thorgeir Otkell's son

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Relations and evidence

Kinship(3)

with Otkell Skarf's son · weight 9 · ch. 6672

  • Now we must tell of Thorgeir Otkell's son; he grew up to be a tall strong man, true-hearted and guileless, but rather too ready to listen to fair words.
    ch. 66rules+corefrule: patronymic+tablesubtype: childconfidence: highunverified
  • He has also taken a cornfield from Thorgeir Otkell's son, and so broken the settlement with him too.
    ch. 66rules+corefrule: patronymic+tablesubtype: childconfidence: highunverified
  • Thou shalt go to see Thorgeir Otkell's son, and bring him into the matter with thee, and then fall on Gunnar; but if ye fail in aught of this, and cannot get him hunted down, still ye shall set on him over and over again, I must tell thee that Njal has 'spaed' his fortune, and foretold about his life, if he slays more than once in the same stock, that it would lead him to his death, if it so fell out that he broke the settlement made after the deed.
    ch. 66rules+corefrule: patronymic+tablesubtype: childconfidence: highunverified
  • "Well," says Thorgeir Otkell's son, "every struggle with Gunnar has had but one end, that few have gained the day; besides, methinks it sounds ill to be called a peace-breaker."
    ch. 67rules+corefrule: patronymic+tablesubtype: childconfidence: highunverified

with Valgard the Guileful · weight 1 · ch. 7474

  • He summoned Starkad under the Threecorner, and Thorgeir his son; Mord and Valgard the guileful; Geir the priest and Hjalti Skeggi's son; Thorbrand and Asbrand, Thorleik's sons; Eyjulf, and Aunund his son, Aunund of Witchwood and Thorgrim the Easterling of Sandgil.
    ch. 74rules+corefrule: noun:sonsubtype: childconfidence: lowunverified

with Mord Valgard's son · weight 1 · ch. 7474

  • He summoned Starkad under the Threecorner, and Thorgeir his son; Mord and Valgard the guileful; Geir the priest and Hjalti Skeggi's son; Thorbrand and Asbrand, Thorleik's sons; Eyjulf, and Aunund his son, Aunund of Witchwood and Thorgrim the Easterling of Sandgil.
    ch. 74rules+corefrule: noun:sonsubtype: childconfidence: lowunverified

Conversation(2)

with Mord Valgard's son · weight 1 · ch. 7070

  • One day Mord was ware of it when Gunnar rode down to the isles, and sent a man off under the Threecorner to tell Thorgeir that then would be the likeliest time to try to fall on Gunnar.
    ch. 70rules+corefrule: speech:tellsubtype: addressedconfidence: mediumunverified

with Starkad of the Threecorner · weight 1 · ch. 7171

  • Thorgeir's Starkad's son called out to his namesake, "It looks very little as though thou hadst a father to avenge".
    ch. 71rules+corefrule: speech:callsubtype: addressedconfidence: lowunverified

Conflict(1)

with Gunnar of Lithend · weight 1 · ch. 7171

  • After that, he clutches his bill with both hands; just then Thorgeir Otkell's son had come near him with a drawn sword, and Gunnar turns on him in great wrath, and drives the bill through him, and lifts him up aloft, and casts him out into Rangriver, and he drifts down towards the ford, and stuck fast there on a stone; and the name of that ford has since been Thorgeir's ford.
    ch. 71rules+corefrule: turn-againstsubtype: violenceconfidence: lowunverified

Killing(1)

with Gizur the White · weight 1 · ch. 7272

  • A second time Gizur took witness, and gave notice of a suit against Gunnar Hamond's son, for that he had wounded Thorgeir Otkell's son with a body wound which was a death wound, and from which Thorgeir got his death, on such and such a spot when Gunnar first sprang on Thorgeir with an onslaught, laid down by law.
    ch. 72rules+corefrule: verb:woundsubtype: slayingconfidence: lowunverified