A French landowner and son-in-law of Madariaga who is openly favored by his father-in-law. He survives the German occupation of his Marne valley castle and witnesses the devastating impact of war on his family.
A spiritual narrative role where Tchernoff acts as a visionary guide delivering the film's thematic conclusion.
A familial connection through marriage, later united by shared grief over Julio's death.
Distant relatives connected through Madariaga's marriage alliances, later divided by nationality.
A close patriarchal bond where Marcelo receives the landowner's explicit preference and support.
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