Rán is a figure from Norse mythology, known as the goddess of the sea. She is often depicted as a powerful and mysterious entity who captures sailors and ships that venture too far into her waters. Rán is associated with storms and the dangers of the ocean, reflecting the unpredictable nature of the sea. Rán is married to Aegir, another sea deity, and together they have nine daughters, known as the Märchen. These daughters personify the waves and are often depicted as beautiful maidens. Rán's character highlights the duality of the sea, representing both its beauty and its peril.