Tordenskiold (played by Jakob Oftebro) is a protagonist in Satisfaction 1720.
Vice-Admiral and prominent Danish hero who has become a corporate draw. He travels through southern Jutland and northern Germany to meet an English noblewoman, but is tricked into a duel in Hanover by vengeful Swedes. Kold (played by Martin Buch) is a protagonist in Satisfaction 1720.
The butler and personal impressionario of Tordenskiold. He arranges the hero's corporate visits and attempts to organize a marriage between him and the English noblewoman Ms. Norris. Leonora Ployart (played by Natalie Madueño) appears in Satisfaction 1720.
Captain Ployart (played by Kenneth M. Christensen) appears in Satisfaction 1720.
Dr. Mabuse (played by David Dencik) appears in Satisfaction 1720.
Von Holstein (played by Björn Kjellman) appears in Satisfaction 1720.
King Frederik IV (played by Martin Greis-Rosenthal) appears in Satisfaction 1720.
Münchausen (played by Markus Gertken) appears in Satisfaction 1720.
Satisfaction 1720 (2016) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Tordenskiold
(played by Jakob Oftebro) — protagonist
Vice-Admiral and prominent Danish hero who has become a corporate draw. He travels through southern Jutland and northern Germany to meet an English noblewoman, but is tricked into a duel in Hanover by...
Kold
(played by Martin Buch) — protagonist
The butler and personal impressionario of Tordenskiold. He arranges the hero's corporate visits and attempts to organize a marriage between him and the English noblewoman Ms. Norris.
Leonora Ployart
(played by Natalie Madueño) — supporting
Captain Ployart
(played by Kenneth M. Christensen) — supporting
Dr. Mabuse
(played by David Dencik) — supporting
Von Holstein
(played by Björn Kjellman) — supporting
King Frederik IV
(played by Martin Greis-Rosenthal) — supporting
Münchausen
(played by Markus Gertken) — supporting
André Sicre
(played by Joel Spira) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Tordenskiold → King Frederik IV
(Professional Subordinate)
Tordenskiold → Leonora Ployart
(Romantic Love Interest)
Tordenskiold → Kold
(Professional Employer)
Leonora Ployart → Captain Ployart
(Family Father)
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Tordenskiold → André Sicre
(Alliance Ally)
Tordenskiold → Münchausen
(Conflict Opponent)
Dr. Mabuse → Von Holstein
(Alliance Conspirator)
Tordenskiold → Dr. Mabuse
(Conflict Antagonist)
Tordenskiold → Captain Ployart
(Conflict Rival)
Story Analysis
A celebrated naval hero's carefully managed postwar life shifts from social opportunity to danger when a journey ends in a deceptive duel.
