Dagmar Brink is the lonely young woman whose suicide drives the entire investigation. After leaving a party upset, she walks home, gives money to a drunk artist for a sketch without taking it, and hangs herself. Her neighbors remember her as sweet and kind, while Anders investigates the hidden story behind her death.
Lena is a secretary in Copenhagen who is upset because a man who promised to leave his wife lacks the courage to do so. Charlie spends time with her and comforts her, while Nils, the man in question and Astrid's husband, eventually takes her back to Sweden and intends to marry her. Charlie follows Lena there.
Known as Vica, she is married to Hugo Stenbrott but describes him as cold and contemptuous, recalling that he once seemed loving. She has feelings for Rex Lundgren and imagines a life with him, yet remains caught between the two men as Hugo tries to win her back.
A character from the compiled 1940s films, likely representing a younger generation or civilian perspective within the director's nostalgic reconstruction.
Eva Henning has 33 screen credits in a career dating back to 1940. Signature works include Girl with Hyacinths, När ungdomen vaknar, Thirst. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
