Of the Sagas
Þórir Hrafnkelsson
Thorir is Hrafnkell's elder son — heir to the chieftain's restored fortunes and, in the saga's closing reckoning, a dweller at Hrafnkelsstaðir, the farm of his father's second rise. Like his brother Asbjörn, he belongs to the generation that inherits Hrafnkell's hard-won recovery: the estate, the standing, and the power the proud chieftain rebuilt from nothing after his fall. The saga ends with its eye on this continuity — the sons settled in the seats their father lost and regained, the line going on. Thorir is the saga's image of the inheriting son — the heir through whom Hrafnkell's restored chieftaincy passes to the next generation, the quiet evidence that the patient, ruthless recovery of a fallen great man's power had its point: a line of sons holding the lands he fought his way back to.
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