This man and his nine brothers were all tied to trees, and all of them were eaten by a she-wolf except this man, whose lover put honey inside his mouth, allowing him to bite off the wolf's tongue.
This figure knocked out his eldest son for refusing to call for help in the killing of eleven men, and that son later helped him saw his way out of a stone. This man and his nine brothers were all tied to trees, and all of them were eaten by a she-wolf except this man, whose lover put honey inside his mouth, allowing him to bite off the wolf's tongue. He slew two of his nephews after they refused to make bread from meal with something alive in it. He later married the daughter of Eylimi, Hjordis, and shortly afterwardsy met his end fighting against Hunding. Earlier, his sister had disguised herself so she could have a child by him. That union produced his son Sinfjotli, who helped this man kill Siggeir. For 10 points, name this man who drew Gram from the Branstock, the sister of Signy, son of Volsung, and father of Sigurd.
This figure knocked out his eldest son for refusing to call for help in the killing of eleven men, and that son later helped him saw his way out of a stone.
{Sigmund}