Confrontation

- The Marra is a nightmare spirit that haunts the streets and houses of Trolberg at night. They prey on timid people, giving them nightmares. In Chapter 6: The Nightmare Spirit, David is plagued by nightmares caused by the Marra. Hilda, David, and Frida discover the Marra's existence and learn how to trap them using a leather belt. Hilda initially offers to take on David's nightmares, but David ultimately confronts the Marra himself.

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