The Sons of Ragna Lothbrook

A father, reflecting on the gods' promise, inquires about the future of his sons. It is foretold that the sons of Ragna Lothbrook will achieve great fame, with one marrying a king's daughter and another discovering a sea without tides. The father is concerned about his son B's fate, questioning if he will see him again, but is told he asks too many questions.

What does the speaker initially express gratitude for?

• The gift of sons

• The ability to foresee the future

• The promise of wealth

• The power to rule

According to the prophecy, what will one of the sons of Ragna Lothbrook do?

• Marry a king's daughter

• Conquer new lands

• Become a great warrior

• Build a vast empire

What unique discovery is foretold for one of the sons?

• A sea with no tides

• A land of eternal night

• A mountain of gold

• A forest of endless trees

What concern does the speaker have about his son?

• Whether he will return home

• If he is still alive

• If he will achieve more fame than his brothers

• Whether he will become a king

What response does the speaker receive when asking about his son?

• He is told to wait for a sign

• He is given a detailed prophecy

• He is told he asks too many questions

• He is assured of his son's safety