Who are the main characters in the red fog novel?

Well, it's common in light novels to have a hero - type character who faces challenges and grows throughout the story. In 'from the red fog light novel', this main character might be on a quest or trying to solve a mystery. And around this main character, there will be other characters with their own motives and personalities that interact with the main character and shape the plot in different ways.

I'm not entirely sure, but there are characters who are involved in the house dispute.

The main characters include the woman who loses her house and the man who buys it.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read the exact 'In the Fog' short story you mentioned. But usually, in a story set in fog, there might be a protagonist who is trying to navigate through the fog - both literally and metaphorically in their life.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read this exact novel. But usually in a novel with a siege situation, there would be a strong male or female lead who is trying to navigate through the chaos.

I don't know for sure as I haven't read the book, but likely the sisters are the main characters. They could be of different ages and personalities, each reacting differently to the events of World War II.

I'm not entirely sure as I haven't read the novels in full detail, but typically in dystopian novels there would be a protagonist who is likely one of the fog divers. This character would be brave and resourceful, facing the challenges of the fog - filled world.

The main characters in 'Into the Fog of War Australian Story' could be a diverse group. There might be a young Australian soldier who is new to the horrors of war and has to quickly adapt to the foggy conditions, both literally and figuratively. There could be an experienced officer who has seen many battles but still struggles with the lack of clear information in this particular conflict. Additionally, there may be local civilians who interact with the military, such as those providing supplies or shelter, and their stories of dealing with the war's uncertainties could also be central to the narrative.

There is the lighthouse keeper. He is an important character as he is there to operate the fog horn and witness the strange events that unfold.

There might also be a secondary character, like a shrewd businessman who takes advantage of those 'in the red'. He could be the antagonist, making the situation worse for the main characters by charging high interest rates or buying their properties at a low price.