Mute Herdsman is one of the two older herdsmen who encounter Karin during her journey. He takes part in the rape and murder, leaves with Karin's clothing, and later enters her household seeking shelter. After the truth is suspected, Töre kills him by throwing him into the fire.
Pippi's pet horse, incredibly strong and gentle companion
Fredriksson confronts Lundgren about Skyltdockan and bluntly identifies her as an ordinary mannequin rather than a real woman. He threatens to report Lundgren to the police and have him committed, then uses a missing bracelet as leverage to force Lundgren to protect his secret.
Roland is a young socialist whom Ellen meets through the personal advertisement arranged by Hans and Anni. Ellen falls in love with him, and his relationship with her makes Hans jealous. Roland therefore becomes the immediate catalyst for Hans's realization that he still loves Ellen, although the couple eventually reunites.
Valter is questioned by the police investigator about his visits to an apartment on Roslagsgatan and his connection to Verner. Blood has been found in a closet and bathroom there, but Valter denies knowing what happened. The inquiry also presses him about what he did in the apartment as the investigation into Verner’s disappearance unfolds.
Minor character connected to the meat packing gang investigation.
Local figure or witness in the Lady in White case.
Tor Isedal has 60 screen credits in a career dating back to 1952. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently Roland Hassel with 1 titles. Signature works include Living pictures, Mannen som aldrig dog, Kameleonterna. 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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