On her deathbed, a character in this novel finds a scar in the shape of an “M” on her skin after donating (-5[1])her wedding ring to the church. At age seven, the protagonist of this novel encounters (15[1])an elf (15[1])maiden who shows her a crown (15[2])of (15[1])golden (15[1])flowers. Charles (15[1])Archer and J.S. Scott’s translation of this novel was panned for archaism-ridden expressions like “methinks (10[1])a jade has cooked our porridge.” Simon (*) Darre is rejected by (10[1])the protagonist (10[1])of this novel, who (10[1])breaks a taboo by giving her eighth (10[1])son his father’s name, (-5[1])resulting in the (10[1])son’s death. Despite being pregnant, the protagonist of this novel wears a bridal crown reserved for virgins during her marriage (10[1])to Erlend. For 10 (10[1])points, name this three-volume historical novel set in medieval Norway, written (10[1])by Sigrid Undset. (10[1])■END■