The eight-year-old protagonist whose perspective drives the narrative. She witnesses her father's death, imagines her deceased mother, and later reveals she used baking soda to kill him. She navigates a restrictive household, rebels against authority, and experiments with the concepts of death and poison.
Anselmo's former military associate who visits Paulina and briefly interacts with Ana.
Ana's aunt who assumes legal guardianship and imposes strict, authoritarian control.
The family's lively maid who provides Ana with emotional support and companionship.
Ana's mute, wheelchair-bound grandmother who becomes a target of Ana's misguided mercy.
Ana's youngest sister, part of the orphaned trio under Paulina's guardianship.
Ana's younger sister, sharing the same isolated childhood and traumatic family environment.
Ana's deceased mother, who exists primarily as a comforting yet painful memory and hallucination.
Ana's deceased father, whose infidelity and emotional cruelty shape her traumatic memories.
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