Short Fiction · Character
The Finn God
A deity or supernatural figure associated with the Finns.
minor
Also known as God, Finn, Finn blood
First appearance: finn blood
The Finn God shows up with force in The Homestead Westward in the Blue Mountains. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The old man who guards the swain in the hayloft, representing the supernatural authority of the mountain spirits.
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Character groups
- Minor figures and supernatural collective
- Place or character and narrator
- Recurring character and folklore
- Military, narrator, and female presence
- Evjen and Brunsberg characters
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