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	Thorhillda went about waiting on the guests, and Bergthora bore the meat on the board.		Thorhillda went about waiting on the guests, and Bergthora bore the meat on the board.

	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.		Now Thrain Sigfus' son kept staring at Thorgerda<ref>'''Thrain Sigfus' son kept staring at Thorgerda''': "Although the sagas employed euphemisms for all sexual topics, there is little doubt about the perceived power of sexuality in the saga world." [[Jochens, Jenny. The Illicit Love Visit.]] (p. 376). </ref> Glum's daughter; his wife Thorhillda saw this, and she got wroth, and made a couplet upon him.

	"Thrain," she says,		"Thrain," she says,

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	Gunnar hafði marga fyrirboðsmenn og skipaði hann svo sínum mönnum. Hann sat á miðjan bekk en innar frá Þráinn Sigfússon, þá Úlfur aurgoði, þá Valgarður hinn grái, þá Mörður og Runólfur, þá Sigfússynir. Lambi sat innstur. Hið næsta Gunnari utar frá sat Njáll, þá Skarphéðinn, þá Helgi, þá Grímur, þá Höskuldur, þá Hafur hinn spaki, þá Ingjaldur frá Keldum, þá synir Þóris austan úr Holti. Þórir vildi sitja ystur virðingamanna því að þá þótti hverjum gott þar sem sat. Höskuldur sat á miðjan bekk en synir hans innar frá honum. Hrútur sat utar frá Höskuldi. En þá er eigi frá sagt hversu öðrum var skipað. Brúður sat á miðjum palli en til annarrar handar henni Þorgerður dóttir hennar. Á aðra hönd sat Þórhalla dóttir Ásgríms Elliða-Grímssonar.		Gunnar hafði marga fyrirboðsmenn og skipaði hann svo sínum mönnum. Hann sat á miðjan bekk en innar frá Þráinn Sigfússon, þá Úlfur aurgoði, þá Valgarður hinn grái, þá Mörður og Runólfur, þá Sigfússynir. Lambi sat innstur. Hið næsta Gunnari utar frá sat Njáll, þá Skarphéðinn, þá Helgi, þá Grímur, þá Höskuldur, þá Hafur hinn spaki, þá Ingjaldur frá Keldum, þá synir Þóris austan úr Holti. Þórir vildi sitja ystur virðingamanna því að þá þótti hverjum gott þar sem sat. Höskuldur sat á miðjan bekk en synir hans innar frá honum. Hrútur sat utar frá Höskuldi. En þá er eigi frá sagt hversu öðrum var skipað. Brúður sat á miðjum palli en til annarrar handar henni Þorgerður dóttir hennar. Á aðra hönd sat Þórhalla dóttir Ásgríms Elliða-Grímssonar.

	Þórhildur gekk um beina og báru þær Bergþóra mat á borð. Þráinn Sigfússon var starsýnn á Þorgerði Glúmsdóttur. Þetta sá Þórhildur kona hans. Hún reiðist og gerði kviðling til hans:		Þórhildur gekk um beina og báru þær Bergþóra mat á borð. Þráinn Sigfússon var starsýnn á Þorgerði<ref>'''Þráinn Sigfússon var starsýnn á Þorgerði''': "Although the sagas employed euphemisms for all sexual topics, there is little doubt about the perceived power of sexuality in the saga world." [[Jochens, Jenny. The Illicit Love Visit.]] (s. 376). </ref> Glúmsdóttur. Þetta sá Þórhildur kona hans. Hún reiðist og gerði kviðling til hans:

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	He rose at once up from the board, and said he would put Thorhillda away. "I will not bear her jibes and jeers any longer;" and he was so quarrelsome about this, that he would not be at the feast unless she were driven away. And so it was, that she went away; and now each man sat in his place, and they drank and were glad.		He rose at once up from the board, and said he would put Thorhillda away. "I will not bear her jibes and jeers any longer;" and he was so quarrelsome about this, that he would not be at the feast unless she were driven away. And so it was, that she went away; and now each man sat in his place, and they drank and were glad.

	Then Thrain began to speak, "I will not whisper about that which is in my mind. This I will ask thee, Hauskuld Dalakoll's son, wilt thou give me to wife Thorgerda, thy kinswoman?"		Then Thrain began to speak, "I will not whisper about that which is in my mind. This I will ask thee, Hauskuld Dalakoll's son, wilt thou give me to wife Thorgerda,<ref>'''give me to wife Thorgerda''': "Þráinn actually seems to be governed more by lust than by prudence in this instance: there is no real reason for him to marry Hallgerðr‘s daughter when the two families are already united and this second marriage only complicates things." [[Ármann Jakobsson. The impetuousness of Þráinn Sigfússon]] (pp. 56-57).</ref> thy kinswoman?"

	"I do not know that," says Hauskuld; "methinks thou art ill parted from the one thou hadst before. But what kind of man is he, Gunnar?"		"I do not know that," says Hauskuld; "methinks thou art ill parted from the one thou hadst before. But what kind of man is he, Gunnar?"
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	Og svo var hann kappsamur of þetta að hann vildi eigi vera að veislunni nema hún sé í braut rekin. Og það var að hún fór í braut. Og nú sat hver maður í sínu rúmi og drukku og voru glaðir.		Og svo var hann kappsamur of þetta að hann vildi eigi vera að veislunni nema hún sé í braut rekin. Og það var að hún fór í braut. Og nú sat hver maður í sínu rúmi og drukku og voru glaðir.

	Þá tók Þráinn til orða: „Ekki mun eg færa það í hljóðmæli er mér er í skapi. Þess vil eg spyrja þig, Höskuldur Dala-Kollsson, viltu gifta mér Þorgerði frændkonu þína?“		Þá tók Þráinn til orða: „Ekki mun eg færa það í hljóðmæli er mér er í skapi. Þess vil eg spyrja þig, Höskuldur Dala-Kollsson, viltu gifta mér Þorgerði<ref>'''viltu gifta mér Þorgerði''': „Þráinn actually seems to be governed more by lust than by prudence in this instance: there is no real reason for him to marry Hallgerðr‘s daughter when the two families are already united and this second marriage only complicates things.“ [[Ármann Jakobsson. The impetuousness of Þráinn Sigfússon]] (s. 56-57).</ref> frændkonu þína?“

	„Eigi veit eg það,“ sagði Höskuldur, „mér þykir þú hafa illa skilið við þessa er þú áttir áður eða hver maður er hann, Gunnar?“		„Eigi veit eg það,“ sagði Höskuldur, „mér þykir þú hafa illa skilið við þessa er þú áttir áður eða hver maður er hann, Gunnar?“

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	There was a man named Thrain, he was the son of Sigfus, the son of Sighvat the Red. He kept house at Gritwater on Fleetlithe. He was Gunnar's kinsman, and a man of great mark. He had to wife Thorhillda Skaldwife; she had a sharp tongue of her own, and was given to jeering. Thrain loved her little. He and his wife were bidden to the wedding, and she and Bergthora, Skarphedinn's daughter, Njal's wife, waited on the guests with meat and drink.		There was a man named Thrain, he was the son of Sigfus, the son of Sighvat the Red. He kept house at Gritwater on Fleetlithe. He was Gunnar's kinsman, and a man of great mark. He had to wife Thorhillda Skaldwife; she had a sharp tongue of her own, and was given to jeering.<ref> '''was given to jeering''': "A second type of laughter is one of derision, an attack provoking an enemy -a kind of weapon in the warrior's armory. Often this kind of laugh is caused or emphasized by special characters, children or women, and in particular through satirical verse. These characters, mainly female, are the so-called 'pointed tongues', who goad others to murder. This is a specialty of Þórhildr, the poet and wife of Þráinn." [[Le Goff, Jacques. Laughter in Brennu-Njáls saga]] (p. 163). </ref> Thrain loved her little. He and his wife were bidden to the wedding, and she and Bergthora, Skarphedinn's daughter, Njal's wife, waited on the guests with meat and drink.

	Kettle was the name of the second son of Sigfus; he kept house in the Mark, east of Markfleet. He had to wife Thorgerda, Njal's daughter. Thorkell was the name of the third son of Sigfus; the fourth's name was Mord; the fifth's Lambi; the sixth's Sigmund; the seventh's Sigurd. These were all Gunnar's kinsmen, and great champions. Gunnar bade them all to the wedding.		Kettle was the name of the second son of Sigfus; he kept house in the Mark, east of Markfleet. He had to wife Thorgerda, Njal's daughter. Thorkell was the name of the third son of Sigfus; the fourth's name was Mord; the fifth's Lambi; the sixth's Sigmund; the seventh's Sigurd. These were all Gunnar's kinsmen, and great champions. Gunnar bade them all to the wedding.

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	Þráinn hét maður. Hann var Sigfússon Sighvatssonar hins rauða. Hann bjó að Grjótá í Fljótshlíð. Hann var frændi Gunnars og virðingamaður mikill. Hann átti Þórhildi skáldkonu. Hún var orðgífur mikið og fór með flimtan. Þráinn unni henni lítið. Honum var boðið til boðs og konu hans. Hún gekk að beina og Bergþóra Skarphéðinsdóttir kona Njáls. Ketill hét annar Sigfússon. Hann bjó í Mörk fyrir austan Markarfljót. Hann átti Þorgerði Njálsdóttur. Þorkell hét hinn þriðji Sigfússon, fjórði Mörður, fimmti Lambi, sétti Sigmundur, sjöundi Sigurður. Þessir voru allir frændur Gunnars og voru kappar miklir. Þeim bauð Gunnar öllum til boðsins. Gunnar hafði og boðið Valgarði hinum grá og Úlfi aurgoða og sonum þeirra, Runólfi og Merði.		Þráinn hét maður. Hann var Sigfússon Sighvatssonar hins rauða. Hann bjó að Grjótá í Fljótshlíð. Hann var frændi Gunnars og virðingamaður mikill. Hann átti Þórhildi skáldkonu. Hún var orðgífur mikið og fór með flimtan.<ref> '''fór með flimtan''': "A second type of laughter is one of derision, an attack provoking an enemy -a kind of weapon in the warrior's armory. Often this kind of laugh is caused or emphasized by special characters, children or women, and in particular through satirical verse. These characters, mainly female, are the so-called 'pointed tongues', who goad others to murder. This is a specialty of Þórhildr, the poet and wife of Þráinn." [[Le Goff, Jacques. Laughter in Brennu-Njáls saga]] (s. 163). </ref> Þráinn unni henni lítið. Honum var boðið til boðs og konu hans. Hún gekk að beina og Bergþóra Skarphéðinsdóttir kona Njáls. Ketill hét annar Sigfússon. Hann bjó í Mörk fyrir austan Markarfljót. Hann átti Þorgerði Njálsdóttur. Þorkell hét hinn þriðji Sigfússon, fjórði Mörður, fimmti Lambi, sétti Sigmundur, sjöundi Sigurður. Þessir voru allir frændur Gunnars og voru kappar miklir. Þeim bauð Gunnar öllum til boðsins. Gunnar hafði og boðið Valgarði hinum grá og Úlfi aurgoða og sonum þeirra, Runólfi og Merði.

	Þeir Höskuldur og Hrútur komu til boðsins fjölmennir. Þar voru synir Höskulds, Þorleikur og Ólafur. Þar var brúður í för með þeim og Þorgerður dóttir hennar og var hún kvenna fríðust. Hún var fjórtán vetra gömul. Margt var með henni annarra kvenna. Þar var og Þórhalla dóttir Ásgríms Elliða-Grímssonar og dætur Njáls tvær, Þorgerður og Helga.		Þeir Höskuldur og Hrútur komu til boðsins fjölmennir. Þar voru synir Höskulds, Þorleikur og Ólafur. Þar var brúður í för með þeim og Þorgerður dóttir hennar og var hún kvenna fríðust. Hún var fjórtán vetra gömul. Margt var með henni annarra kvenna. Þar var og Þórhalla dóttir Ásgríms Elliða-Grímssonar og dætur Njáls tvær, Þorgerður og Helga.

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	Þá tala þeir um kaup og verða á allt sáttir. Stendur þá Gunnar upp og Þráinn og ganga að pallinum. Spurði Gunnar þær mæðgur hvort þær vildu játa þessum kaupum. Þær kváðust eigi bregða mundu og fastnaði Hallgerður dóttur sína. Þá var skipað konum í annað sinn. Sat þá Þórhalla meðal brúða. Fór nú boð vel fram og er lokið var ríða þeir Höskuldur vestur en Rangæingar til sinna heimila. Gunnar gaf mörgum mönnum gjafir og virðist það vel.		Þá tala þeir um kaup og verða á allt sáttir. Stendur þá Gunnar upp og Þráinn og ganga að pallinum. Spurði Gunnar þær mæðgur hvort þær vildu játa þessum kaupum. Þær kváðust eigi bregða mundu og fastnaði Hallgerður dóttur sína. Þá var skipað konum í annað sinn. Sat þá Þórhalla meðal brúða. Fór nú boð vel fram og er lokið var ríða þeir Höskuldur vestur en Rangæingar til sinna heimila. Gunnar gaf mörgum mönnum gjafir og virðist það vel.

	Hallgerður tók við búráðum og var fengsöm og atkvæðamikil<ref>'''fengsöm og atkvæðamikil''': "Eftir brúðkaupsveizluna á Hlíðarenda tekur Hallgerður við búsforráðum á Hlíðarenda; segir Njála, að hún hafi verið „fengsöm ok atkvæðamikil“. Sagan mundi ekki draga fjöður yfir það, ef húsmóðurstörfin hefðu farið Hallgerði illa úr hendi." [[Ólafur Ólafsson. Hallgerður Höskuldsdóttir]] (s. 148).</ref>. Þorgerður tók við búráðum að Grjótá og var góð húsfreyja.		Hallgerður tók við búráðum og var fengsöm og atkvæðamikil.<ref> '''atkvæðamikil''': "From the arrival of Hallgerðr at Hlíðarendi as Gunnarr’s wife, the traditional friðr of the family, beautifully expressed through the mutual loyalties of brothers and of mother and son, is threatened." [[Vésteinn Ólason. Topography and world view in Njáls saga]] (s. 132) </ref><ref>'''fengsöm og atkvæðamikil''': "Eftir brúðkaupsveizluna á Hlíðarenda tekur Hallgerður við búsforráðum á Hlíðarenda; segir Njála, að hún hafi verið „fengsöm ok atkvæðamikil“. Sagan mundi ekki draga fjöður yfir það, ef húsmóðurstörfin hefðu farið Hallgerði illa úr hendi." [[Ólafur Ólafsson. Hallgerður Höskuldsdóttir]] (s. 148).</ref> Þorgerður tók við búráðum að Grjótá og var góð húsfreyja.




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	Then Gunnar stands up, and Thrain too, and they go to the cross bench. Gunnar asked that mother and daughter whether they would say yes to this bargain. They said they would find no fault with it, and Hallgerda betrothed her daughter. Then the places of the women were shifted again, and now Thorhalla sate between the brides. And now the feast sped on well, and when it was over, Hauskuld and his company ride west, but the men of Rangriver rode to their own abode. Gunnar gave many men gifts, and that made him much liked.		Then Gunnar stands up, and Thrain too, and they go to the cross bench. Gunnar asked that mother and daughter whether they would say yes to this bargain. They said they would find no fault with it, and Hallgerda betrothed her daughter. Then the places of the women were shifted again, and now Thorhalla sate between the brides. And now the feast sped on well, and when it was over, Hauskuld and his company ride west, but the men of Rangriver rode to their own abode. Gunnar gave many men gifts, and that made him much liked.

	Hallgerda took the housekeeping under her, and stood up for her rights <ref>'''stood up for her rights''': "Eftir brúðkaupsveizluna á Hlíðarenda tekur Hallgerður við búsforráðum á Hlíðarenda; segir Njála, að hún hafi verið „fengsöm ok atkvæðamikil“. Sagan mundi ekki draga fjöður yfir það, ef húsmóðurstörfin hefðu farið Hallgerði illa úr hendi." [[Ólafur Ólafsson. Hallgerður Höskuldsdóttir]] (p. 148).</ref> in word and deed. Thorgerda took to housekeeping at Gritwater, and was a good housewife.		Hallgerda took the housekeeping under her, and stood up for her rights <ref> '''stood up for her rights''': "From the arrival of Hallgerðr at Hlíðarendi as Gunnarr’s wife, the traditional friðr of the family, beautifully expressed through the mutual loyalties of brothers and of mother and son, is threatened." [[Vésteinn Ólason. Topography and world view in Njáls saga]] (p. 132) </ref><ref>'''stood up for her rights''': "Eftir brúðkaupsveizluna á Hlíðarenda tekur Hallgerður við búsforráðum á Hlíðarenda; segir Njála, að hún hafi verið „fengsöm ok atkvæðamikil“. Sagan mundi ekki draga fjöður yfir það, ef húsmóðurstörfin hefðu farið Hallgerði illa úr hendi." [[Ólafur Ólafsson. Hallgerður Höskuldsdóttir]] (p. 148).</ref> in word and deed. Thorgerda took to housekeeping at Gritwater, and was a good housewife.

	==References==		==References==

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	~~'''OF THRAIN SIGFUS' SON'''~~



	There was a man named Thrain, he was the son of Sigfus, the son of Sighvat the Red. He kept house at Gritwater on Fleetlithe. He was Gunnar's kinsman, and a man of great mark. He had to wife Thorhillda Skaldwife; she had a sharp tongue of her own, and was given to jeering. Thrain loved her little. He and his wife were bidden to the wedding, and she and Bergthora, Skarphedinn's daughter, Njal's wife, waited on the guests with meat and drink.		There was a man named Thrain, he was the son of Sigfus, the son of Sighvat the Red. He kept house at Gritwater on Fleetlithe. He was Gunnar's kinsman, and a man of great mark. He had to wife Thorhillda Skaldwife; she had a sharp tongue of her own, and was given to jeering. Thrain loved her little. He and his wife were bidden to the wedding, and she and Bergthora, Skarphedinn's daughter, Njal's wife, waited on the guests with meat and drink.

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	Then Gunnar stands up, and Thrain too, and they go to the cross bench. Gunnar asked that mother and daughter whether they would say yes to this bargain. They said they would find no fault with it, and Hallgerda betrothed her daughter. Then the places of the women were shifted again, and now Thorhalla sate between the brides. And now the feast sped on well, and when it was over, Hauskuld and his company ride west, but the men of Rangriver rode to their own abode. Gunnar gave many men gifts, and that made him much liked.		Then Gunnar stands up, and Thrain too, and they go to the cross bench. Gunnar asked that mother and daughter whether they would say yes to this bargain. They said they would find no fault with it, and Hallgerda betrothed her daughter. Then the places of the women were shifted again, and now Thorhalla sate between the brides. And now the feast sped on well, and when it was over, Hauskuld and his company ride west, but the men of Rangriver rode to their own abode. Gunnar gave many men gifts, and that made him much liked.

	Hallgerda took the housekeeping under her, and stood up for her rights <ref>'''stood up for her rights ''': "Eftir brúðkaupsveizluna á Hlíðarenda tekur Hallgerður við búsforráðum á Hlíðarenda; segir Njála, að hún hafi verið „fengsöm ok atkvæðamikil“. Sagan mundi ekki draga fjöður yfir það, ef húsmóðurstörfin hefðu farið Hallgerði illa úr hendi." [[Ólafur Ólafsson. Hallgerður Höskuldsdóttir]] (p. 148).</ref> in word and deed. Thorgerda took to housekeeping at Gritwater, and was a good housewife.		Hallgerda took the housekeeping under her, and stood up for her rights <ref>'''stood up for her rights''': "Eftir brúðkaupsveizluna á Hlíðarenda tekur Hallgerður við búsforráðum á Hlíðarenda; segir Njála, að hún hafi verið „fengsöm ok atkvæðamikil“. Sagan mundi ekki draga fjöður yfir það, ef húsmóðurstörfin hefðu farið Hallgerði illa úr hendi." [[Ólafur Ólafsson. Hallgerður Höskuldsdóttir]] (p. 148).</ref> in word and deed. Thorgerda took to housekeeping at Gritwater, and was a good housewife.

	==References==		==References==

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	Then Gunnar stands up, and Thrain too, and they go to the cross bench. Gunnar asked that mother and daughter whether they would say yes to this bargain. They said they would find no fault with it, and Hallgerda betrothed her daughter. Then the places of the women were shifted again, and now Thorhalla sate between the brides. And now the feast sped on well, and when it was over, Hauskuld and his company ride west, but the men of Rangriver rode to their own abode. Gunnar gave many men gifts, and that made him much liked.		Then Gunnar stands up, and Thrain too, and they go to the cross bench. Gunnar asked that mother and daughter whether they would say yes to this bargain. They said they would find no fault with it, and Hallgerda betrothed her daughter. Then the places of the women were shifted again, and now Thorhalla sate between the brides. And now the feast sped on well, and when it was over, Hauskuld and his company ride west, but the men of Rangriver rode to their own abode. Gunnar gave many men gifts, and that made him much liked.

	Hallgerda took the housekeeping under her, and stood up for her rights in word and deed. Thorgerda took to housekeeping at Gritwater, and was a good housewife.		Hallgerda took the housekeeping under her, and stood up for her rights <ref>'''stood up for her rights ''': "Eftir brúðkaupsveizluna á Hlíðarenda tekur Hallgerður við búsforráðum á Hlíðarenda; segir Njála, að hún hafi verið „fengsöm ok atkvæðamikil“. Sagan mundi ekki draga fjöður yfir það, ef húsmóðurstörfin hefðu farið Hallgerði illa úr hendi." [[Ólafur Ólafsson. Hallgerður Höskuldsdóttir]] (p. 148).</ref> in word and deed. Thorgerda took to housekeeping at Gritwater, and was a good housewife.

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	Þá tala þeir um kaup og verða á allt sáttir. Stendur þá Gunnar upp og Þráinn og ganga að pallinum. Spurði Gunnar þær mæðgur hvort þær vildu játa þessum kaupum. Þær kváðust eigi bregða mundu og fastnaði Hallgerður dóttur sína. Þá var skipað konum í annað sinn. Sat þá Þórhalla meðal brúða. Fór nú boð vel fram og er lokið var ríða þeir Höskuldur vestur en Rangæingar til sinna heimila. Gunnar gaf mörgum mönnum gjafir og virðist það vel.		Þá tala þeir um kaup og verða á allt sáttir. Stendur þá Gunnar upp og Þráinn og ganga að pallinum. Spurði Gunnar þær mæðgur hvort þær vildu játa þessum kaupum. Þær kváðust eigi bregða mundu og fastnaði Hallgerður dóttur sína. Þá var skipað konum í annað sinn. Sat þá Þórhalla meðal brúða. Fór nú boð vel fram og er lokið var ríða þeir Höskuldur vestur en Rangæingar til sinna heimila. Gunnar gaf mörgum mönnum gjafir og virðist það vel.

	Hallgerður tók við búráðum og var fengsöm og atkvæðamikil. Þorgerður tók við búráðum að Grjótá og var góð húsfreyja.		Hallgerður tók við búráðum og var fengsöm og atkvæðamikil<ref>'''fengsöm og atkvæðamikil''': "Eftir brúðkaupsveizluna á Hlíðarenda tekur Hallgerður við búsforráðum á Hlíðarenda; segir Njála, að hún hafi verið „fengsöm ok atkvæðamikil“. Sagan mundi ekki draga fjöður yfir það, ef húsmóðurstörfin hefðu farið Hallgerði illa úr hendi." [[Ólafur Ólafsson. Hallgerður Höskuldsdóttir]] (s. 148).</ref>. Þorgerður tók við búráðum að Grjótá og var góð húsfreyja.