In this work, a salmon swallows a pike, who swallowed a whitefish, who swallowed a spark of fire (-5[1])dropped by Ukko. (10[2])It’s not in Welsh, (10[3])but the Elvish (10[2])language of Quenya (10[2]-5[1])was inspired (-5[2])by a reading (-5[1])of this (10[1])work (10[1]0[1]-5[1])by J.R.R. (-5[1])Tolkien, (10[1]-5[1])who wrote (-5[1])about the tragedy (10[2])of (-5[1])its character (-5[1])Kullervo. (10[3])This work (10[1])is often told (10[1])to the music (10[1])of a (10[1])kantele (10[2])(“KON-teh-leh”) and was compiled from a (10[2])series of expeditions around Kola and (10[3])Karelia. The (10[1])blacksmith (10[4])Illmarinen in this (10[1])work creates a mill-like (10[1])artifact called (-5[1])the (10[2])Sampo. In this trochaic tetrameter poem (10[1])compiled by Elias (10[3])Lönnrot, Louhi battles against Väinämöinen (“VIE-nuh-MOY-nen”) and (-5[1])Lemminkäinen (“LEH-min-kai-nen”) For 10 points, name this Finnish (10[1])national (10[1])epic. (10[5]0[10])■END■