Wigg

Role: youth · First appears: Book Two · Part 11

Life events

Rolf rewarded Wigg's jest with a heavy bracelet.(Book Two · Part 11)
- With: Rolf
- “Rolf accepted this random word as though it were a name of honour for him, and rewarded the wit of the saying with a heavy bracelet.”
Wigg vowed to avenge Rolf if he perished by the sword.(Book Two · Part 11)
- With: Rolf
- “Nor was Wigg heedless to repay the kindness; for he promised, uttering a strict vow, that, if it befell Rolf to perish by the sword, he would himself take vengeance on his slayers.”
Wigg feigned willingness to serve Hiartuar, then stabbed him with a sword.(Book Two · Part 16)
- With: Hiartuar
- “And in this wise Wigg clasped the hilt, and then drove the point through Hiartuar; thus gaining the vengeance which he had promised Rolf to accomplish for him.”

benefactor: Rolf “The ingenuity of this saying won him a present to match the first. For Rolf made him bring out to view, like the other, the hand which he was hiding.”

enemies with Hiartuar “And in this wise Wigg clasped the hilt, and then drove the point through Hiartuar; thus gaining the vengeance which he had promised Rolf to accomplish for him.”
lord: Rolf “Now, it came to pass that the Goths gained the victory and all the array of Rolf fell, no man save Wigg remaining out of all those warriors.”
lord: Hiartuar “Then Wigg came forth, and Hiartuar, as though he were congratulating him on the gift, asked him if he were willing to fight for him. Wigg assenting, he drew and proferred him a sword.”

Extracted from the original text of The Danish History, Books I–IX. Made with Rho MD.