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Burrows has explored the series of 'wave-riddles', in which the waves of the sea are personified as powerful and dangerous women, and has shown the subtle interplay of this series with non-Christian mythology, which reveals how the waves are, 'like Ægir's daughters, both seductive—a source of
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riddles had few analogues among wider international riddles. However, twenty-first century research first emphasised the degree to which the riddles of the saga are integrated into Eddaic verse conventions, and then identified more analogues for the riddles. Two seem to reflect the stock of oral
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Gestumblindi then goes to King Heiðrekr, takes up the option to challenge Heiðrekr to solve riddles, and, depending on the manuscript, presents around thirty-seven. Heiðrekr solves them all until, finally, Óðinn/Gestumblindi asks Heiðrekr "What did Odin whisper in
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for integrating pre-existing poems, and the existence of some other riddles elsewhere in the Old
Icelandic corpus make it most likely that the saga drew on pre-existing written riddles rather than all the riddles being composed especially for the saga.
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and flees. Óðinn curses Heiðrekr to be killed by slaves, which transpires in the following chapter. (Heiðrekr's sword cuts off a piece of the bird's tail, which the saga says is why the hawk has a short tail.)
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Shamira Meghani, '"I am a Virgin Woman and a Virgin Woman's Child": Critical Plant Theory and the Maiden Mother Conceit in Early Medieval Riddles',
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Riddles: Perspectives on the Use, Function, and Change in a
Folklore Genre
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1661:, trans. by Christopher Tolkien (London: Nelson, 1960), pp. xix, 43 , 90.
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s Wave-Riddles and Supernatural Women in Old Norse Poetic Tradition",
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