A recently trained young priest called upon to provide spiritual guidance to Agnes, whose unconventional methods build a meaningful rapport with her.

A local official responsible for ensuring justice is served, known for his bureaucratic and dispassionate approach to Agnes's case.

The wife of district officer Jon Jonsson, who transitions from initial suspicion to a supportive figure for Agnes during her stay with their family.

The District Officer of Vatnsdalur and Margret's husband, tasked with housing Agnes and initially skeptical of her presence before warming to her.

The elder daughter of Margret and Jon, who shows a keen interest in Agnes's story and medical skills, quickly becoming friendly and supportive.

Margret and Jon's younger yet more serious daughter, who initially distrusts Agnes but grows to understand her better as the story progresses.

A neighbor known for her suspicions and rumor-spreading about Agnes until a turning event involving her breech baby changes her perception.

Agnes's former employer and complex lover, known for his herbalist work and a volatile disposition that affects those around him.

A young lover of Natan and friend to Agnes, whose innocence and youth play a pivotal role in her interactions and fate.

A young farmer with a bold demeanor and ambitions, whose actions are deeply intertwined with the story’s central events surrounding Natan.