Henning is identified as a gardener at Villa Azucena. The gardeners are described as patients in Dr. Droz's care, and the estate serves as a sanctuary for people who have suffered severe trauma. The plot summary gives no individual actions or further details about Henning.
A supporting character who appears within the fragmented encounters of the protagonists' travels, representing the broader social circles of frequent travelers.
Ott is someone who worked with Blum and becomes relevant when questions arise about Leyla and the flowers she brings. He is questioned in connection with her behavior, making him a supporting source of information as the uncertainty around Blum and the death intensifies.
A supporting character in the 2024 story involving Max, the residents, and a new mystery.
Hofmeister Otto serves in the royal court and joins Königin Sieglinde in accusing Constanze of witchcraft and concealing a dark secret. His accusations help turn the court against her while the prince defends her. The plot summary provides no further details about his actions or relationship to the other characters.
Leila’s father is with her when she urgently says she has to leave. After her crisis, he takes her to the psychiatric clinic, where staff explain the arrangements for her stay and rooming with Ann. The summary does not provide further information about their family relationship.
Property owner connected to local residents or suspects in investigations.
Henning Peker has 76 screen credits in a career dating back to 1970. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Max und die Wilde 7 Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Der Passagier, Elbe, The Ordinaries. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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