Troll

Nora is a driven paleontologist whose passion for uncovering the truth about trolls reflects her deep connection to her father's stories. She evolves from a curious child into a determined adult willing to confront the unknown. Her empathy and quick thinking play significant roles in the narrative as she balances science with her belief in ancient lore.

As Nora's father, Tobias is a complex character marked by his early enthusiasm for troll mythology and later disillusionment. His scientific curiosity is shaped by personal tragedy, leading him to seclusion. His insights drive much of the plot, as he grapples with the societal abandonment of ancient beliefs while desperately trying to prove the existence of trolls.

The Prime Minister, Berit, represents governmental authority and the burdens of leadership during crisis. Tasked with making crucial decisions for the safety of Norway, she is pragmatic yet conflicted. Her character embodies the friction between political responsibilities and the mythical chaos unfolding in her country.

As the Prime Minister's advisor, Andreas is resourceful and intelligent, navigating the complexities of the crisis with pragmatism. His loyalty to Nora and willingness to challenge authority highlight his moral compass in a time of chaos. He plays a critical role in organizing efforts to confront the troll while facing internal conflicts about the governmental actions.

Captain Kris Holm is a military soldier who embodies courage and resilience in the face of the extraordinary challenge of dealing with the troll. His role is pivotal in protecting civilians and assisting in the efforts to control the situation. His pragmatic approach to warfare contrasts with the mythical elements of the story.