Irène is Antoine's deceased wife, whose death has left him grieving, self-blaming, and unable to paint. Although she is not physically present, her memory is central to the story because Suzanne pretends to channel her during séances, giving Antoine emotional comfort and helping restore his artistic motivation.
Moreau's new police partner, Schaltzmann investigates crimes involving the drug that grants superpowers. She is blinded during an attack on the precinct, later joins Callista and Monté Carlo to rescue Lily and confront Naja, and helps Lily escape. After the case, she is appointed liaison officer to the reformed Royal Pack and gives Moreau his eye mask.
One half of the central couple, struggling with exhaustion, motherhood, changed body image, isolation, jealousy, and relationship conflict. She wants to return to school and seeks greater independence.
Mila is a woman Michel encounters at the rural home where he seeks shelter. She shares stories about an absent former partner who was a musician, eats dinner with Michel, and is part of the uncomfortable overnight stay before he continues his journey. Her presence adds an intimate but unsettled episode to his escape.
A household staff member or local acquaintance who assists in the Grand-Air estate. She acts as a colleague and friend to Bécassine.
Truquette is the young woman Hector discovers hiding behind an ancient Greek statue at the museum. She travels with Charlotte and becomes the focus of Hector’s determination during the disrupted vacation. After repeated separations, she meets Julot at the seaside, where they begin a spontaneous romance as summer ends.
Jean-Louis is a member of the privileged student group whose reckless performance of Macbeth becomes dangerously real. Alongside Tanguy, Romuald, Hubert, and Sloane, he helps conceal the circumstances of the Literature Teacher's death, suffers through The Captain's punishment, and joins the eventual seizure of the ship.
The focus of a cruel birthday performance and an accompanying film. She is said to be possessed by the demon of lost years and repeatedly regresses through childhood and the fetal stage. Her dance, collapse, bodily performance, and memories of discovering forbidden films become central images of the film.
Tarzan is Marc Châtaigne’s driver and local guide in Guiana, but she is also an intern assigned to renovate French-style gardens. Resenting treatment as a servant, she helps Marc navigate the jungle and becomes separated from the others alongside him after their expedition breaks down.
François's daughter. He uses his toothbrush-selling journey as an opportunity to reconnect with her, making their relationship central to his emotional quest.
Vimala Pons has 48 screen credits in a career dating back to 2006. Signature works include How I Became a Superhero, La Vénus électrique, Vincent Must Die. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
