Character Relationship Map: Kratt

Characters

• Grandma (played by Mari Lill) — protagonist

  Grandma is the children's grandmother and has studied German. When the children struggle with a German book about building a Kratt, she helps them understand it. She becomes caught up in the creature'...

• Kevin (played by Harri Merivoo) — supporting

  Kevin is one of the children spending the summer in the countryside. After the children create a Kratt and Grandma becomes entangled in its strange demands, he grows worried and wants to call his pare...

• Governor / Count (played by Ivo Uukkivi) — supporting
• Pastor (played by Jan Uuspõld) — minor

  The Pastor joins the effort to find Grandma, using a drone to search for her. As the adults grow desperate and consult a book about the strange events, he is involved in their attempt to confront what...

• Mom (played by Mari-Liis Lill) — supporting

  Mom is one of the children's parents. The family celebrates her birthday after arriving in the countryside for a summer away from city distractions and phones. The summary does not describe her involv...

• Dad (played by Marek Tammets) — supporting

  Dad is one of the children's parents and insists that they put their devices away during the family's countryside summer. Later, as Grandma remains missing and the situation grows more alarming, the c...

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

• Grandma → Kevin (Family Grandmother And Grandchild) — Kevin is concerned about Grandma’s disappearance and considers calling Dad for help.

  The plot places Grandma within the family’s summer and describes Kevin becoming worried when she disappears.

• Mom → Dad (Family Parents) — They bring the children to the countryside for a summer away from city distractions.

  The plot describes Mom and Dad arriving in the countryside with the children as a family.

• Kevin → Dad (Family Father And Son) — Dad sets rules for the children, and Kevin looks to him as a possible source of help during the crisis.

  Dad insists that the children put their devices away. Later, Kevin considers whether to call Dad when Grandma is missing.

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

• Governor / Count → Grandma (Conflict Opposing Sides In The Grove Dispute) — The plot does not establish a direct interaction or conflict between these two characters.

  The plot says that people protecting the sacred woodland oppose a landowner who wants to cut trees there, but it does not identify Grandma as either p...

• Pastor → Grandma (Alliance Search Responder) — The pastor participates in efforts to find Grandma, including searching with a drone.

  When Grandma disappears, the adults organize search parties, and a pastor uses a drone to help look for her.

Story Analysis

A family’s rural summer becomes entangled with a secret supernatural servant, a missing grandmother, and an unresolved search.

Plot Progression

1. A Rural Summer Begins — The family arrives in the countryside seeking a summer away from city distractions. Dad restricts phone use, and the children find a way to get online at the library.
2. The Grove and the German Book — A dispute over cutting trees in the ancestral grove is answered by an online campaign, and the grove is spared. Meanwhile, Grandma helps the children understand a German book that describes a Kratt.
3. The Kratt’s Impossible Work — The children secretly build the Kratt and learn that it must be given work. Grandma’s tasks become increasingly impossible, and Kevin grows worried.
4. The Search for Grandma — Grandma disappears, prompting searches across the swamp, quarry, and ancestral grove. The adults consult a book and prepare religious measures, but the available events end with Grandma still missing.