Understanding the Saga of Yorg and Ragnar

Yorg of Yal Land seeks information on Arna's family, offering a reward. An eagle is seen as a divine sign, leading to a discussion on hostage exchange. Ragnar learns his lands are lost and his family has fled. Yog Borg threatens to bring his people to Ragnar's land. A prophecy about a child and a debate on crucifixion unfold. Finally, plans to find more men are discussed, and a reunion occurs.

What does Yorg offer as a reward for information about Arna's family?

• A title of nobility

• His or her own weight in silver and gold

• A new house

• A position in his court

What does Yorg interpret the eagle as?

• A good sign from the gods

• A bad omen

• A message from a rival

• A sign of war

Why does Ragnar Lothbrook not return home?

• He is afraid of Yorg

• He wants to see Yorg's lands

• He is waiting for a sign

• He has no home to return to

What news does Ragnar receive about his lands?

• They are flourishing

• They have been invaded

• They are under a curse

• They are being sold

What does Yog Borg plan to do with his people?

• Bring them to Ragnar's doorstep

• Keep them in hiding

• Send them to a new land

• Send them to war

What is the nature of the conversation between Ragnar and his wife?

• Friendly and supportive

• Tense and confrontational

• Indifferent and cold

• Joyful and celebratory

What is questioned in the prophecy?

• Its authenticity

• Its interpretation

• Its timing

• Its source

What is debated regarding a certain man?

• Whether to exile him

• Whether to imprison him

• Whether to forgive him

• Whether to crucify him

Who is reunited with a long-lost father?

• Arna

• Ather

• Ragnar

• Yorg

What does the serpent in the child's eyes represent?

• A curse

• A blessing

• A warning

• A prophecy