Thors Snorresson Husbando

Thors Snorresson was a Jomsviking commander whose phenomenal combat skills earned him the moniker "Troll of Jom". He fought for years as a fierce warrior, up until the birth of his daughter. He began to grow tired of the constant battles and decided to surrender his warrior lifestyle, faked his death and settle down in Iceland. He was the son of Snorre and the father of Thorfinn and Ylva. Through his marriage to Helga, Thors was the son-in-law of Sigvaldi, the Jomsvikings' third Chief, and was the nephew-in-law of Thorkell. Thors was a tall man with long dark hair kept tied back with two strands of hair always left over his forehead. When he was younger, his beard was styled as a goatee but was later grown out. In his days as a warrior, Thors was known to be a remorseless and cold warrior, fighting in Viking campaigns. Even after the birth of his daughter, he at first found her as a baby to be strange but he started to develop feels for his feels for his family and cast aside his penchant for violence. From then on, he was known for his kind yet firm demeanor and humbleness with a warmth for his peaceful life. He also showed his love for his son Thorfinn and made sure to put him on the path to a peaceful life in spite of the era penchant for violence. Knowing what it was like to go into battle and have to kill, Thors strongly disliked violence and would grow morose when Floki had come to Iceland in hopes of drafting him into the war with England lest the villagers suffer. Despite his aversion to war, he nevertheless decided to join- not wanting the people of the village to face a pillaging showing that he cared for his neighbors around him. One aspect of Thors was his extreme dislike for killing, in particular, going so far as to spare Askeladd and his men when faced in battle with them despite threatening harm toward him as well as his group at the time and Thorffin. Thors believed that a true warrior needed no sword. It would appear to mean that violence is always optional and peaceful methods are a must.