Norway

Although, the Scandinavians retained some traditions from the Vikings. For example, the role of women among the Vikings was much more significant than in many other countries, which is why among the Scandinavians women emancipated themselves much faster and took and will continue to take their rightful place in their society. Norway is a very highly developed, industrial country whose economy will occupy a stable place in the world. Sarcastic. Although Norway has a serious and lonely personality, he is friendly, calm, and athletic. He loves his Nordic family and is part of this trio; "Scandinavia" with his siblings Sweden and Denmark. (It should be noted that the word "Scandinavia" usually - in English-speaking countries - can also be used to refer to the Nordic countries, but locally "Scandinavia" refers to three countries.) Norwegians are among the most active coffee consumers in the world.

Denmark became the first country in Europe to legalize same-sex civil unions - here it happened back in 1989. Danish gay spouses even have the right to raise children. But in Sweden, same-sex bride and groom are blessed by the Lutheran Church - however, after they have officially registered their partnership. In Norway, gays are treated the most strictly - they are not allowed to adopt children, and only civil unions are allowed. Scandinavians have no such thing as “awkward silence.” If a Scandinavian has nothing to say, he won’t say anything. It would not occur to them to engage in “small talk” or talk about some mundane subjects in order to fill an awkward pause. Scandinavians have a special national character. It manifests itself in the form of restraint, hard work, conscientiousness, honesty, and a developed sense of self-esteem. Persistent, decisive, measured, methodical, thrifty, economical. Many Scandinavians would rather create unnecessary difficulties for themselves than bother someone with their request. Moreover, it’s not a matter of arrogance - on the contrary, among Scandinavians it is not customary to consider themselves somehow special. Alexander Skarsgård also noted this in his interview. It's just that Scandinavians are used to relying only on themselves and don't like to bother other people. They are more likely to make a detour than to ask someone to step aside to pass, and they are more likely to carry their suitcase themselves than to wait for the help of a porter. Even though Scandinavians are often dissatisfied with their weather, they are happy. Their ability to enjoy life is easy to adopt if you try to live like them.

Skin the color of the Norwegian flag, blue eyes, red, slightly disheveled hair. Dressed in slightly baggy clothes: a denim jacket, a white hoodie with the hood peeking out onto the jacket, black pants. Black over-ear headphones around his neck. On his hands are black fingerless gloves. On his feet are white sneakers with a slightly high platform.