Gypsy Boy is a young Romani thief who steals Tom's backpack containing Daniel's ashes during the pilgrimage. Although he initially escapes, he is dragged back by his father and returns the pack with embarrassed apologies, while offering Tom compensation through an invitation to a Romani street party.
The youngest survivor who documents events on a digicam. He shows maturity by visiting Judas and caring for the isolated Solitary Child. Remarkably, he is touched by a Stranger but remains uninfected. His final observation reveals the group's underground reality is actually a dome on the moon.
Represents Flipy's original 12-year-old form before the magical experiment transforms him into an adult, highlighting his transition from childhood to adolescence.
Luis is Julia and Samuel's son and Félix's younger brother. Frightened by events around the family, he turns to Julia for comfort and tells her that Félix has hit him, excludes him from play, and that Félix's other boys frighten him with real swords. Julia promises not to leave him alone.
Felipe is part of Lola's family and is directly affected by her financial and personal crisis. He fears that Lola's former partner may return and hurt her, while Lola admits that the family is financially ruined. Before leaving for the robbery, she tells Felipe to behave and not reveal what she is doing.
Omar Muñoz has 18 screen credits in a career dating back to 2000. Signature works include El niño que vió a Dios, The Dark Hour, Beneath Still Waters. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
