Character Relationship Map: April 9th

Characters

• Sekondløjtnant Sand (played by Pilou Asbæk) — protagonist
• Oberstløjtnant Hintz (played by Lars Mikkelsen) — protagonist
• Menig Andersen (played by Gustav Dyekjær Giese) — supporting
• Løjtnant Gjermansen (played by Martin Greis-Rosenthal) — supporting
• Sergent Bundgaard (played by Joachim Fjelstrup) — supporting
• Menig Gram (played by Jannik Lorenzen) — supporting
• Menig Lassen (played by Elliott Crosset Hove) — supporting
• Menig Justesen (played by Ari Alexander) — supporting
• Menig Nørreskov (played by Mikkel Bentzen) — supporting
• Menig Kolding (played by Mathias Lundkvist) — supporting

Canonical Relationships

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

• Sekondløjtnant Sand → Menig Kolding (Professional Infantry Soldier)
• Sekondløjtnant Sand → Menig Justesen (Professional Infantry Soldier)
• Sekondløjtnant Sand → Menig Nørreskov (Professional Infantry Soldier)
• Sekondløjtnant Sand → Menig Lassen (Professional Infantry Soldier)
• Sekondløjtnant Sand → Menig Gram (Professional Infantry Soldier)
• Sekondløjtnant Sand → Menig Andersen (Professional Infantry Soldier)
• Sekondløjtnant Sand → Sergent Bundgaard (Professional Sergeant)
• Sekondløjtnant Sand → Løjtnant Gjermansen (Professional Second In Command)
• Sekondløjtnant Sand → Oberstløjtnant Hintz (Professional Commanding Officer)

Story Dynamics

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

• Løjtnant Gjermansen → Sergent Bundgaard (Alliance Team Leader)

Story Analysis

A Danish defensive force attempts to delay a superior German invasion army before retreating toward Haderslev.

Plot Progression

1. The Border Is Breached
2. A Delaying Stand
3. Against Superior Forces
4. The Retreat To Haderslev