Colin is Lucille's nephew and is present at the Gardere family home when Michel arrives. Falesse's fragmented childhood memories include playing games with Colin, connecting him to her past, though the synopsis gives no further detail about his actions or role in the family's unresolved account of André's death.
Manuel is Xavi's father and works as a shoemaker in Uruguay in 1973. He lives with young Xavi in a neighborhood near Rosana, placing him within the family's everyday surroundings as the political situation begins to turn their world upside down.
A parish priest who attributes the sudden deaths during Holy Communion to a divine miracle.
Néstor is an aging widower who lives alone and resists spending money on a satellite dish. After Pastora recommends Maribel, he employs her and becomes romantically interested in her, speaking about marriage. His fixed routine leads to his death from an apparent heart attack while swimming at the beach.
Likely the supervisor at Adolfo's security company or a figure from the secret agency. Represents the bureaucratic and ordinary world Adolfo must navigate before his transformation.
Former colleague or contact from Paesa's intelligence career. Represents the institutional and political networks Paesa was betrayed by.
Fernando is an established university professor and Marisa's husband. After an argument, he kills her, while questioning the official explanation of her death and resisting attempts to excuse his actions. His friendship and professional rivalry with Vicente draw both men into concealing the murder and Daniel's death.
A fellow priest who employs modern tactics for religious instruction. Miguel seeks his advice regarding his sexual turmoil, though he feels too ashamed to fully disclose his struggles.
Enrique is Paco's teenage relative who accompanies the older men for the excitement of the rabbit hunt. Unlike the three wartime comrades, he is not involved in their resentments or violence. He remains unhurt when the hunt becomes a deadly confrontation, and the film ends with him running away from the inexplicable carnage.
David is mentioned in connection with Miguel's former wife's mother: he is expected to take her away after Miguel hosts her for one night. The former wife later tells Miguel that she has spoken with David and learned how much Miguel has done for them. The summary gives no further details about David's role.
Emilio Gutiérrez Caba has 124 screen credits in a career dating back to 1963. Signature works include The Vault, Neruda, Luna caliente. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
