A man who finds Klara after communication with the helpline is interrupted. He offers to take her to a hospital, but she refuses and asks to be left in the city.
An engineer and the narrative's central figure. A minor cut on his son triggers suppressed childhood memories of abuse. He struggles internally during the banquet, avoids direct questions, and exchanges glances with his sister. Ultimately, he resolves to confront his mother and expose the long-hidden family secret.
Piet is a person whose presence influences the household conflict between Janne and Sissi. Sissi is urged to remain at the house for Piet, making Piet part of the decision over whether she should stay or move away. The summary gives no further information about Piet’s identity, actions, or relationship to the others.
Vater is a figure in the rural community who treats Christin with hostility and humiliates her. The account identifies him as a source of conflict for her but does not provide further details about his role or the nature of their relationship.
Torsten is an employee whose life changes when he wins 22 million euros in the lottery. Though initially unsure what to do with the money, he accepts it, clashes with his wife Susanne over her plans for a Berlin shop, and buys a house on the Baltic Sea after his employer removes his responsibilities. He is hurt when friends reveal they will leave.
Andreas Döhler has 31 screen credits in a career dating back to 2011. Their work is anchored in the Die Bachmanns Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include All Quiet on the Western Front, Hands of a Mother, The Calendar Killer. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
