A mysterious little girl living in the ruins of an amphitheatre. She possesses the extraordinary ability to truly listen to people, which helps them solve problems, reconcile, and rediscover joy. Her unique personality acts as a crucial obstacle to the manipulative schemes of the Timesavings Bank.
Another portrayal of the peasant girl Röskva. She travels to Asgard, performs chores, flees to the forest, helps uncover the jötunn tricks, and ultimately finds happiness by reuniting with Quark at their shared treehouse after leaving Bilskirnir feeling unwanted.
Lea is a fellow student who works with Andreas on a paper and helps him with his academic efforts. She seeks course credit from a lecturer and later challenges Andreas when she suspects he is relying on her to gain credit. Her relationship with Andreas is uncertain, and her academic and personal interactions complicate his attempts to meet his grandfather’s conditions.
Radost Bokel has 13 screen credits in a career dating back to 1986. Signature works include Momo, Hanau: Germany in Winter, The First Semester. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
