Central protagonist, a 54-year-old quadriplegic who has spent over two decades campaigning for the legal right to assisted suicide following a diving accident. He interacts with supporters and opponents alike, eventually orchestrating a method to end his life with cyanide while ensuring his loved ones avoid legal culpability.
Manuela serves as Ramón's primary caregiver and sister-in-law after his mother's passing.
José opposes Ramón's campaign for assisted suicide, creating familial tension.
Julia acts as Ramón's legal advocate and romantic muse, balancing professional duty with personal feelings.
Rosa becomes a close friend and romantic interest, advocating for life while respecting Ramón's boundaries.
The priest and Ramón engage in ideological debates over the value of life and suffering.
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