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American comic too?
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Scandinavian film?
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No. And the film is based on a comic book that’s based on the Norse myths.

The thing, though not natural, is not man made either.
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Is the film Icelandic?
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Is it a boat?
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Poetic and Prose Edda are right. Now to find the thing. It’s very well known and played an important part in a 2011 film (which I have not seen, btw).
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beat me to it by like a second i was just about to post those!
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Poetic and Prose Edda?
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The first one is poetry and called "Poetic (name of the book)", the second is called "Prose (same name again)".
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Poetry books?
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No, it’s not a saga.
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Egil's saga?
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Icelandic is correct (so the language of the books is Old Norse).

The same person who wrote the sagas about the Norwegian kings also wrote the second book.
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Is it some kind of saga?

Icelandic?
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I have my wife to thank.

Is it Finnish? (the language of the second book)


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Yes! Now you’re on the right track.
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