The poisoned King of the kingdom. His life and the stability of the realm hinge on the successful retrieval of the Water of Life from Soria Moria.
The King is Princess Kristin's father and the ruler who responds to her disappearance. He promises her hand and half the kingdom to whoever can save her, creating the incentive that sends Espen Ash Lad, Per, and Pål on their dangerous quest.
A supporting character from the period setting. No specific plot details are provided in the summary.
Nora's father, former professor and troll mythology expert.
A Norwegian political leader on trial for treason after the occupation ends. He refuses to confess or repent, claiming that he acted to protect Norway from Bolshevism and avert civil war. He pleads not guilty, disputes the prosecution’s case, and seeks Supreme Court review after receiving a death sentence.
Minor character in Lethal Lies, likely a background figure.
Aspiring poet and trapper in Greenland. He endures hostility from Randbæk, survives a cabin fire and a harrowing sled journey, and ultimately kills Randbæk to save his dog. He returns to Oslo, claims Randbæk died in the fire, and reunites with Gertrude, who agrees to marry him.
Arild is connected to Carl’s plan to abandon the drug trade and establish a rural cannabis-growing life. His barn is intended to become the base for their idealistic “freetown,” where Carl and his friends hope to grow their own cannabis. Arild therefore represents the alternative future Carl imagines after settling his debt with Glenn.
Pelle's uncle and ally, who joins him on dangerous missions and helps confront threats to the town.
John is Jakob’s blind best friend and part of his close circle. He challenges Jakob to recognize how his decisions affect the people around him, confronting his self-absorption and the complications in his relationships. His friendship helps push Jakob to think more seriously about his choices.
An eccentric inventor and close friend of Bulle and Lise, Doktor Proktor accidentally creates powerful fart powder while trying to prevent hair loss. He develops and sells it with the children, is imprisoned after trouble follows, and escapes with their help. In the later story, his time-travel invention becomes central to the attempt to rescue his beloved.
Rolf helps welcome Ulrik after his release and, with Rune, provides him a place to stay and help finding work at a car workshop. He is also included in Rune's plan against Kenny, although Rune doubts Rolf will be able to keep quiet if questioned. The summary gives no further detail about Rolf's actions.
Gard B. Eidsvold has 60 screen credits in a career dating back to 1990. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently Troll (2022) Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Quisling: The Final Days, Troll, The Last Lieutenant. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 7 universes
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