Her nighttime meeting with Arne Grydson is seen by Bentein Priesten, who attempts to rape her. Though betrothed to Simon, she bears two children, Orm and Margret, with an adulterous knight, and marries him while wearing a traditional symbol of virginity, a golden wreath. She later donates that wreath to a shrine in Trondheim, which occurs after her husband Erlend takes her to Husaby, providing part of the English title of the second novel in which she appears. Chroniclin
Her nighttime meeting with Arne Grydson is seen by Bentein Priesten, who attempts to rape her. Though betrothed to Simon, she bears two children, Orm and Margret, with an adulterous knight, and marries him while wearing a traditional symbol of virginity, a golden wreath. She later donates that wreath to a shrine in Trondheim, which occurs after her husband Erlend takes her to Husaby, providing part of the English title of the second novel in which she appears. Chronicling the 14th century travails of the title character, who eventually succumbs to the Black Plague in Norway, FTP, identify this title character of trilogy of novels by Sigrid Undset.
Her nighttime meeting with Arne Grydson is seen by Bentein Priesten, who attempts to rape her.
{Kristin Lavransdatter}