A girl who wishes to befriend Ivan. During a race, she is unimpressed by his enhanced abilities because he poses a danger to her, stating she loved the normal, vulnerable Ivan and subsequently avoids him.
Benjamin's mother, grappling with financial instability and working to protect her family's wellbeing, which indirectly fuels the plot's central conflict.
Susanne Hartmann is a therapist whose only scheduled client is Mark Zidenius. During his session, she is forced to confront painful ideas about childhood and abandonment, then becomes the target of his planned attack when he abducts her daughter Rebekka. She finally fights back to save her child.
Dr. Isabel Ruben oversees the Resurrecta operation at the factory and admits to Thomas that the captive women were not genuine volunteers. She insists the project must continue, reveals its ambitions for growing Resurrecta cells using bio bags and client DNA, and threatens Mia and others to force Thomas to protect the enterprise.
Mother Mille cares for Clara when she becomes ill and hides important family truths, including the existence of Aunt Isa, because she fears Clara is too young to face the dangers of her heritage.
Maria is a drug courier from Jutland whose painful, dangerous delivery drives the central story. She travels to Copenhagen, collects hashish in Christiania, and returns with it taped to her body because she believes Asger has no one else. Her dependence on Asger conflicts with his cruelty, while Hossein offers her sympathy and calls her an angel.
Signe Egholm Olsen has 23 screen credits in a career dating back to 2005. Signature works include The Last Client, Ivan the Incredible, Breeder. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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