The central protagonist, a talented composer from Prague known as Il Boemo. The narrative traces his journey from a young man starting his career in Venice to attracting wealthy patrons in Italy. Despite a progressive syphilis infection that destroys his face and body, his career peaks with the 1778 premiere of his opera L'Olimpiade in Naples. He also crosses paths with a young Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in Bologna.
Marek is Rypar's new neighbor. He approaches Rypar appearing to offer assistance, while also trying to persuade him to sell his apartment. His interest in the flat adds pressure to Rypar, who has already been urged by Kokeš to sell and move into a home for seniors.
Pepa is one of the three brothers who leave home to find a bride. He falls in love with Maruška, but Macecha attempts to direct him toward Holena instead. Pepa rejects that proposed match and ultimately marries Maruška, making their romance the central outcome of his part of the story.
Ignác is Bořivoj's brother, described as an eccentric inventor and researcher. He accompanies Bořivoj, the miserly lord of the castle, when the treasure legend draws them toward the hidden riches, placing him among the human characters involved in the unfolding events.
Vojtěch Dyk has 32 screen credits in a career dating back to 2007. Their work is anchored in the Anděl Páně (kolekce) universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Bohemian, Three Brothers, Saving One Who Was Dead. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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