Laura Moon

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Laura Moon is a central character in Neil Gaiman’s novel *American Gods*, known for her complex, morally ambiguous relationship with the protagonist and her uncanny return from death.

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Laura Moon canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American Gods character
fictional character
novel character
appearsIn American Gods
American Gods (TV series)
linked to: American Gods

American Gods (novel)
linked to: American Gods
appearsInLanguage English
authorCountryOfOrigin United Kingdom (Neil Gaiman)
basedOnWork American Gods (source material for adaptations)
linked to: American Gods
creator Neil Gaiman
firstAppearance American Gods (2001 novel)
linked to: American Gods
genre fantasy fiction character
mythological fiction character
hasGivenName Laura
hasRelationshipWith Shadow Moon
hasSurname Moon
hasTrait cynical
determined
flawed
resourceful
medium literature
television
moralAlignment morally ambiguous
narrativeFunction drives Shadow Moon’s character development
embodies themes of death and second chances
nationality American (fictional)
notableFor being undead for much of American Gods
returning from death
partOf American Gods franchise
linked to: American Gods
portrayedBy Emily Browning
relationshipCharacteristic complex
morally ambiguous
role central character in American Gods
settingOfFictionalLife United States
spouseOf Shadow Moon
status deceased (then resurrected)
themeAssociated fate and free will
life after death
love and betrayal
workOfFictionGenre contemporary fantasy
mythic fiction

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American Gods character Laura Moon
Shadow Moon spouse Laura Moon
Shadow Moon hasCompanion Laura Moon
Emily Browning portrayed Laura Moon