Einsa

"'It's not my place to dispense justice.'" "—Einsa" The oldest prisoner in the Kaltstein, Einsa lead her companions out of captivity and into certain danger.

Biography
Unlike her cellmates, Einsa had no recollection of a world outside of her prisoner chamber. For as long as she could remember, she had always been there. Her only window to the outside world was through her recurring nightmares (experienced through the eyes of a boy she had never met, named Johannes).

Einsa kept track of the passage of time in her cell by the growth of the pool of water that stretched across the floor and also by the growth of a crack in the wall by the cell door (which would eventually lead her to freedom by breaking through it).

Einsa was scorned by her fellow prisoners for being different from them. Willa was the only friend Einsa ever made.

During her escape, Einsa came across Klinde, whom she agreed to take along with her outside the castle.

Personality and traits
Einsa was a very quiet and thoughtful person. Much of her activity was portrayed through her thoughts and silent exchanged with Klinde.

Due to her circumstances (not having had any expereince outside of her prison cell), Einsa tended to act in a very indecisive manner, looking to others for guidance.