The Grandma

The Grandma does not appear in the eighth episode. The grandma mentioned there, when Ylfa says "Okay, so maybe you did see her eat my grandma.", is Ylfa's own grandmother, who is a different person NA E8·01:14:25. Brennan softly answers "Yeah." when Lou asks whether Pinocchio saw that grandma get eaten NA E8·01:14:30 NA E8·01:14:32.

In the eighteenth episode Brennan says Ylfa wears the mantle of the god of death, and she meets a little girl whose name she cannot hear because of what the Stepmother has done NA E18·01:07:19 NA E18·01:07:34. Brennan says Ylfa is looking at her grandmother, whose name is her name NA E18·01:07:34 NA E18·01:08:02. Ylfa walks with the girl to her grandmother's house wearing a bonnet and nightshirt like a grandma NA E18·01:10:03 NA E18·01:10:27. From the doorway a woman, a grandmother Ylfa does not recognize, who smiles warmly and looks like her, comes out to greet her, and the little girl calls "Grandma?" toward the bedroom NA E18·01:11:57 NA E18·01:12:31.

The grandmother asks "Could you do me a favor and walk me to the edge of the path?", and Ylfa carries her under her cloak NA E18·01:12:36 NA E18·01:12:47. She says she is glad for Ylfa's strength, and as she vanishes into the dark forest she touches Ylfa through her red cloak, and Brennan says Ylfa's grandmother had a red cloak just like hers, and the hand that knitted it touches Ylfa NA E18·01:13:02 NA E18·01:13:24. She says "It is as sad to lose as it is wonderful to have." NA E18·01:14:08