Asta eventually reconciles with her father, a sheep-herder who chooses to live in a turf-covered hut in this country rather than join in collective action.
A character from this country finds the decayed body of a boy that may be his own son before taking some snuff and leaving. That character from this country may have been cursed after refusing to respect a witch who supposedly killed her children and drank their blood. The farm Summerhouses is located in this country, the setting of a work that contains the lullaby "Sleep my young darling," and was made into the Swedish film The Outlaw and His Wife. After an affair with the bailiff's son, (*) Rosa dies in childbirth in this country, while her daughter refuses help from her biological father, now a wealthy politician. Asta eventually reconciles with her father, a sheep-herder who chooses to live in a turf-covered hut in this country rather than join in collective action. For 10 points, name this home of Bjartur Jonsson, the protagonist of Independent People by Halldor Laxness.
A character from this country finds the decayed body of a boy that may be his own son before taking some snuff and leaving.
Iceland [or Lýðveldið Ísland]  Bonuses: