A silver figurine found near the village of Harby likely depicts one of these figures. In one story, a silent and nameless man sitting on a burial mound spots nine of these figures riding past him. Wolves are called the horse of one of these figures in a common kenning. One of these figures named Svafa gives (-5[1])Helgi Hjörvarðsson (“h’YUR-varth-son”) his name and is reincarnated as Sigrun. One of these figures who vows to only marry someone who knows no fear (10[4])is discovered asleep inside a wall (10[1])of shields. One hero sleeps with his sword Gram placed between himself and one of these figures to signify (10[1])chastity. While disguised as Gunnar, Sigurd rides through a ring of fire to rescue one of these figures (10[2])named Brunhild. For 10 points, the einherjar (“ain-HAIR-yar”) are taken to Valhalla by what female warriors? ■END■ (10[1])