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970:, above) is the train conductor who asks to see Oskar's ticket in the end, and is seen doing so in the 2010 American film. Karin is a police officer from Blackeberg (the setting of the novel) who investigated Eli's massacre on Oskar's tormentors; the two met and fell in love in the course of said investigation. Initially they continue to search for Oskar and Eli in order to resolve the murder case, but decades later, as old age and sickness take their toll, they decide to track them down in order to ask them to turn them into vampires too, and thus preserve their relationship.
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Rubik's cube, and, because of her fondness for puzzles, Eli's/Abby's interest is piqued. After a particularly bad experience with the bullies, Eli/Abby advises Oskar/Owen that he needs to stand up for himself, and offers him words of encouragement, as well as support if he needs it. In the end, Oskar joins Eli in her nomadic existence, and eventually, in the sequel short story "
938:- A boy who Oskar knows from school, who was throughout most of the novel on good terms with Oskar and occasionally hung out with him. However, he was not a truly close friend of Oskar's, as he only hung out with Oskar when he had nothing else to do, and in the end even helps lure Oskar into Jonny and Jimmy's trap, unaware of what they were actually planning to do to Oskar.
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1242:(TV series)
1217:Adaptations
1200:Little Star
1072:(voiced by
1003:Mikael Rahm
854:blunt force
847:(2010 film)
803:Matt Reeves
731:(2010 film)
724:(2008 film)
660:situation.
635:Nationality
609:(2008 film)
503:Nationality
333:Elif Ceylan
315:as Aged Eli
178:Nationality
31:) and Eli (
1299:Categories
1277:characters
1098:References
1064:Cara Buono
918:Novel only
895:incomplete
762:girlfriend
709:Present in
679:Created by
650:antagonist
594:Present in
571:Created by
460:Per Ragnar
446:Created by
395:, renamed
288:Created by
251:Eli / Abby
214:Los Alamos
210:Blackeberg
123:Created by
93:anglicized
1233:Let Me In
1050:Mr. Zoric
1044:2010 film
1015:Mr. Ăvila
832:Let Me In
823:Let Me In
819:detective
790:Let Me In
766:Let Me In
728:Let Me In
654:Let Me In
540:Let Me In
535:pedophile
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418:Let Me In
401:Let Me In
375:Let Me In
329:Voiced by
245:Let Me In
241:Let Me In
225:Let Me In
206:Let Me In
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27:â Oskar (
1273:List of
1266:See also
1081:See also
952:Karlsson
693:Ika Nord
674:Virginia
664:Virginia
466:as HĂ„kan
372:Female (
200:, while
143:as Oskar
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1193:Harbour
968:Staffan
930:Staffan
746:Vampire
741:Species
717:(novel)
638:Swedish
619:Species
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389:vampire
353:Vampire
349:Species
324:as Abby
229:bullies
162:Species
152:as Owen
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1248:Border
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1021:Morgan
942:Prebbe
924:Yvonne
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359:Gender
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1171:Works
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1009:Gösta
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946:Roger
936:Johan
860:Jimmy
827:Lacke
775:Tommy
744:Human
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556:Lacke
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