This is the older portrayal of Karin Stolpe, one of the grandparents whose history the researcher investigates. The account links Karin’s past to the consequential summer of 1932 and to her relationship with Olof and marriage to Sven. The summary gives no specific action for this older portrayal in the present-day framing story.
A member of the von Enke family who contributes to the personal and political mystery surrounding Hans’s disappearance.
A minor character appearing within the Prime Time ensemble.
Minor character, likely an adult or authority figure in the community.
Nelly is connected to Dick through the valuable historical objects that she and Betty provided to him, including a sextant, a seaman’s chest, and boatbuilding tools. These objects help Erica investigate Dick’s maritime dealings and reveal a wider connection between his museum activities, an old sea chart, and the wreck sought for its hidden champagne.
Family member of the Lesslers, involved in supporting the investigation.
Mona and Knut ask a tradesman to brick up the windows of their home from the inside after repeated neighborhood burglaries and a frightening encounter with an intruder. The plan shows how unsafe they feel and how little confidence they have in police protection. Their unusual request unsettles the tradesman and reflects the tension in their household.
Swedish Olympic ambassador killed in the Deadline bombing.
Helen's mother, a peripheral family figure connected to the personal world around the central conflict.
Marika Lindström has 40 screen credits in a career dating back to 1979. Their work spans 8 cinematic universes — most prominently Annika Bengtzon Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Burn All My Letters, The Quiet Beekeeper, En busslast kärlek. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 8 universes
Related entry on Wikidata (Q4569379), public domain (CC0).
