A student at the Ar-Rahimu girls’ boarding school, Herlina’s absences from dawn prayer and Quran recitation lead to punishments for the other students and fuel their resentment. Dilla and classmates bully her, while Ranum tries to defend her. After she is found seriously burned, she returns to school and refuses Ranum’s request to explain the incident, saying wrongdoing will not go unpunished.
The second child graduating when her father dies. She participates in family rituals, later seeks the forest shaman Mbah Sukma with her brother, and ultimately decides to stay in the village to rebuild it, postponing her university studies.
Tyas is one of the siblings in the family whose strict religious lessons about the afterlife shape the story. As a child, she screams after seeing a frightening vision of the dead being tortured in Hell. Later, she joins her siblings on the outing near the dangerous river and is among those feared swept away, with visions of torment echoing her earlier experience.
Winona is connected to Geri through his fashion-related plans: he tells her that he intends to go to Paris before he shares the news with Dinda. Dinda discovers this omission on her birthday and feels hurt that Geri kept an important decision from her, making Winona's part in the story relevant to the couple's conflict.
Arsya is a companion whose death becomes the central cause of Wira’s bitterness. Arsya dies during the conflict that follows Wira’s attempt to seek greater power, and this loss contributes to Wira being judged unworthy of the power stone. Arsya therefore influences the main conflict through the grievance driving Wira’s hatred.
Ratu Sofya has 15 screen credits in a career dating back to 2017. Signature works include Dosa: Penebusan atau Pengampunan, The Bell: Panggilan Untuk Mati, The Deceased. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
