A lawyer suffering from Cadasil syndrome who becomes Ramón's legal advocate. She reads his memoirs, urges publication, and corresponds with him via letters during her own stroke rehabilitation. Despite planning her own suicide due to her deteriorating condition, she prioritizes helping Ramón achieve his goal.
Julia acts as Ramón's legal advocate and romantic muse, balancing professional duty with personal feelings.
The two women represent opposing philosophies regarding Ramón's fate, creating subtle rivalry.
Julia and Manuela collaborate in supporting Ramón's legal and personal endeavors.
Their opposing stances on assisted suicide place them in direct ideological conflict.
They share the experience of paralysis but diverge in their spiritual and practical approaches to life.
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