484:â with the first element compare hatta, "dither"; the second element is related to fnatta (omkring), "flutter around"; fĂ„ fnatt, "go crazy or get excited over something"; poss. fnatt, "squirrel") â small white ghost-like creatures that resemble worn socks. Hattifatteners are always on the move and travel the sea in large groups (but always in odd numbers), such as boat convoys. They meet every year on a lonely island. Their only goal in life is to reach the horizon. They may communicate using telepathy. The Hattifatteners cannot see very well, but their sense of touch is very strong, and they can feel ground vibrations and electricity. Hattifatteners assemble once a year when they "recharge" in a thunderstorm, when they can cause electrical burns. Hattifatteners grow from seeds, but only if this seed is sown on Midsummer Eve.
1274:, "Miss") â Moomintroll's fair lady friend and admirer. She does fall in love with others sometimes, but returns to Moomintroll before things get too serious. She has blonde hair and sports a golden anklet. She changes color according to her mood, with her baseline color in the books described as pale yellow. Snorks are almost identical to Moomins except that Snorks come in different colors (Moomins are white), have hair on their heads, and their fur changes color depending on their mood. Snorkmaiden is known as Fraulein in the Japanese dub of the 1990s animated series. (Fraulein means "Miss" in German, but is mistakenly Englishized as "Floren" in the English subtitles for the series)
310:. Not a single moment of fantasy or joy, only duties and discipline; she is an extremely methodical person tied down with principles and has a deep rooted belief in prestige and tradition. Nevertheless, after a catastrophe, The Fillyjonk can be freed from the trammels of social expectation and can discover the joys of freedom, irrationality and self-expression. Deep inside she has had a wish to live freely as the Moomin family does, without any worries. Fillyjonks resemble humanoid rodents; they are tall and thin, with long muzzles and raccoon-like rings around their eyes.
1465:, e.g. :"'Man you cake it out?' asked Thingumy. 'Mot nutch,' said Bob", in the English translation) and are pursued by the Groke who wants the contents. They upset Moominmamma by stealing her handbag. They eventually return it and the whole family throws a party to celebrate. The Hobgoblin arrives when Thingumy and Bob open the suitcase, exposing the King's Ruby for all to see. They didn't give him the ruby, but when the Hobgoblin gave everyone there a wish, then they wished for the Hobgoblin to have a ruby as beautiful as theirs; the Queen's Ruby.
554:(Swedish: Trollkarlens hatt), he is a powerful magician who travels the Universe with his flying panther, looking for the King's Ruby. His top hat is found in the Lonely Mountains by Moomintroll, Snufkin and Sniff, who take it back to Moominhouse. Chaos ensues, as anything you put inside the hat is transformed. Moomintroll himself is changed into a strange creature by the hat when he uses it to hide in during a game. The hat also changes the Moominhouse into a sort of jungle. The Hobgoblin has a quite intimidating appearance, but is friendly.
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1423:) â a criminal by profession, trickster, and a dangerous influence who tempts the Moomin family to do things that are against the law or otherwise cause problems for them for his own entertainment. He has a code of conduct of his own, and is offended when the Moomins want to give him a large sum of money which has been causing them much trouble. Physically, Stinky looks like some sort of furry mammal, whose most characteristic attribute is his constant, unbearable stench. He appears in one book (
1141:) â a Hemulen in charge of a park where the vegetation is trimmed and cut into proper lines and shapes. The park goes by very strict rules, mostly forbidding things, which are written out in big letters on several signs placed around the park. Of all the people in the world, the Park Keeper is the only one Snufkin really dislikes. Snufkin plants Hattifattener seeds in the grounds of the park to drive the Keeper away and then burns all the signs forbidding things.
520:) â Hemulens feature frequently in the books. One of them is an avid stamp collector, and another is an avid skier. A female Hemulen raised Moominpappa in an orphanage, and later Moominpappa met her aunt, who looked confusingly like her. Other characters frequently find the Hemulens annoying or overwhelming, as they can be somewhat loud, bossy, abrasive and insensitive, but they are well-intentioned and usually have other redeeming qualities. In the beginning of
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306:= "silly/foolish/fussy woman") The first Fillyjonks we hear of are the late theatre director in Moominsummer Madness (the Rat is his widow) and the young Fillyjonk who joins the Snork Maiden in the late night jaunt to the wishing well. Later we meet the wonderful psychological study of the "Fillyjonk Who Believed In Disasters" in
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1296:â dialectical snusmumrik or mumrik, "old man who talks carelessly; old codger, old bore; old snuff-taker; snotty or scruffy old man," derived from snus, "snuff, chewing tobacco" + interjection mum, also in mumla "mumble," with pejorative ending -ik) â Moomintroll's best friend, the son of the elder
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933:) â orphaned in his younger years, he is a somewhat restless soul who left the orphanage to venture out into the world in his youth, but has now settled down. His eagerness to try new things often sets a story in motion. He usually wears a black top-hat.
842:) â the mother of Moomintroll. She is very nurturing and calm. She is almost never without her handbag, which contains essentials like woolly socks, tummy powder, and bark. She makes bark boats every summer, and the first one goes to her favorite.
818:, in which she is not a domestic help, but shows up to be a good actress. She is sometimes the owner of Sorry-oo. It has been said that Misabel's initial reaction to anyone talking to her is fear of them complaining about the quality of her work.
903:âs close friend and at one point, fiancĂ©. Moomintroll is also an author avatar for Jansson, meaning the two characters were based on real-life lovers. Because of this real-life parallel, their relationship is sometimes examined in the context of
238:) â a gigantic monster (the second largest creature in the world â only his brother is larger) who pays for people's funerals if he accidentally treads on them. He is generally bad tempered because of this. He accidentally aids the launch of the
1624:, "rush, hurry, bustle, or muddle about (v.); do something carelessly (for example work), usually with bad results (v.); untidy or careless female (n.)") â an earnest little chap. He joins the Moomin family on the floating theater in
613:â "The Ghost") â a spectre that haunts the Island colonised by Moominpappa in "The Exploits of Moominpappa". He is not very good at haunting and gets annoyed when the colonists laugh at him. He takes up knitting to soothe his nerves.
99:) â the Moomintrolls are said to descend from small, shaggy trolls living in tiled stoves. One of those is still dwelling in the Moomin family's bathing house cupboard and stove. He is called the Ancestor and makes appearances in
1461:) â two little creatures who turn up in Moominvalley with a large suitcase, which contains the King's Ruby. They speak a strange language (with "-sla(n)" appended to the ends of some words in the Swedish original, which became
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888:â Moomin refers to Snorkmaiden as a friend. How their relationship is portrayed varies between adaptations. For example, the 1990 animated series shows him consistently, if shyly, returning her affections.
181:, Swedish "King"/ "Self-Emperor"; i.e. "autocrat") â the Autocrat in "Exploits". He owns a fairground full of surprises, sits on a throne and gives a blast on his foghorn when he makes royal proclamations.
957:, "animal") â The nephew of Hodgkins and Sniff's father. A rather untidy and confused individual who collects buttons of all sorts and lives in the coffee tin where he keeps the buttons. Married to
1108:, "paw") â small aquatic creatures, which chew off people's noses if they are too long for their taste. They enjoy doing the multiplication contests devised by the rather bossy Hemulen's Aunt.
665:â "The Ice-Lady") â a very creepy, beautiful lady who brings winter to Moominvalley. Looking into her eyes will freeze you, turning you into ice. She is also referred to as "The Great Cold" (
526:, a hemulen who is a keen stamp collector is depressed, as he has every stamp on the face of earth and has lost his purpose in life. Later on, he finds a new purpose: to collect plants. In
1217:, "to snuff/sob; to sniff") â Moomintroll's immature friend. He is one of the few characters who is interested in money, and is always on the lookout for another way to get rich quick.
814:, "miserable") â a very depressed and paranoid female character. In comics and picture books, she is usually the Moomin family's domestic help. Misabel has her only novel appearance in
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2112:"Hemulens, great lovers of rules and responsibility"
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1817:"Big in Japan, but could America love Moomin?"
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1997:Norrman, Ralf; Haarberg, Jon (1 June 1980).
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2239:AbdelRahim, Layla (5 December 2014).
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1848:"A guide to the Moomin characters"
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2307:Lurie, Alison (11 January 2011).
2273:Jones, W. Glyn (1 January 1984).
2059:"JPL Small-Body Database Browser"
258:) â the rather bitter stage rat (
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2137:Bardhan, Ashley (8 March 2024).
1239:. After that he appears only in
2674:Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley
2413:The Moomins and the Great Flood
2349:. Fletcher, Roderick (trans.).
2139:"All Park Keepers Are Bastards"
1587:, Tove Jansson's life partner.
1147:Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley
550:â "The Wizard") â appearing in
342:) â Sniff's mother. Married to
117:Minor character from the comic
2022:– via Internet Archive.
2005:. Routledge & Kegan Paul.
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2628:Moomin and Midsummer Madness
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366:, "chatter; tittle-tattle",
203:den som bor under diskbÀnken
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2434:The Exploits of Moominpappa
2343:"Jansson, Tove (1914â2001)"
1974:Tove Jansson. Work and Love
1972:Karjalainen, Tuula (2014).
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1741:The Lion and the Unicorn
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2341:Ahola, Suvi (2008).
2037:"Books from Finland"
1683:1990 animated series
1626:Moominsummer Madness
1574:Moominland Midwinter
1507:Moominland Midwinter
1365:Moominland Midwinter
1270:, "snooty, snotty";
1159:The Police Inspector
1052:Moominland Midwinter
1046:Moominsummer Madness
886:Moominland Midwinter
816:Moominsummer Madness
673:â "The Great Cold",
645:The Lady of the Cold
595:1990 animated series
300:fjompa/fjanta/fjolla
207:Moominland Midwinter
101:Moominland Midwinter
2621:Comet in Moominland
2420:Comet in Moominland
2208:. Canongate Books.
1443:Tofslan och Vifslan
1387:, "moaning," as in
1236:Comet in Moominland
983:Comet in Moominland
891:His best friend is
589:Hodgkins is called
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2764:MetsÀ (theme park)
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1728:. 13 August 2015.
1708:Yvonne Bertills,
915:58345 Moomintroll
264:The Lion's Brides
214:Edward the Booble
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