The Captain of the Financial Brigade appears at the opening, taking two people into custody during a search. This brief opening action establishes an investigative or enforcement context, but the available summary does not identify the people taken into custody or explain the Captain’s later involvement.
Wealthy husband in the human segment. His fixation on the house and social standing contributes to the household's descent into chaos.
Didier is connected to Jonas's complicated exploration of love, sexuality, and fidelity. His presence belongs to the conversations surrounding Jonas's uncertainty about desire and relationships, helping frame the questions of trust, communication, and consent that affect Jonas's feelings for Delphine.
A team member who helps organize the medical equipment for the temporary camp.
France's husband who suffers from cancer. He suspects that long-term pesticide exposure from neighboring agricultural fields is the cause of his illness, which serves as a primary motivation for France's activism.
Philippe Senn marries Simone as the story begins, but their relationship soon becomes strained. Simone suspects him of infidelity, while Philippe insists that she keep the child if she is pregnant. His conflict with Simone unfolds alongside the family’s efforts to understand and support Conrad.
A 27-year-old driver heading south in his Ford. He picks up Mathieu and Léa for an aimless trip. Secretly traveling to Spain to find his long-lost mother, he isolates himself despite developing a romantic relationship with Mathieu.
One of Pascale’s sons. He is caught in the dispute between his parents, strongly objects to selling the family home, accuses his mother of misusing money, and becomes jealous and suspicious of the neighbor.
The son of Florelle and Théo, raised largely by Florelle after his parents' conflict. He ran away as a teenager and was not seen again for years. Later, Louise learns that the sailor interested in buying Lambert's house is Tristan, whose return offers the possibility of reconnecting him with Florelle.
Fabrice Van Listeich is connected with the group that receives Paul's municipal accounts when they are transferred away from him. Although the plot provides limited direct interaction between them, this transfer contributes to Paul's belief that his position is being undermined and that the bank's restructuring is threatening his professional future.
One of the three core students in 1968 who joins the rural farm community. His pursuit of individual fulfillment leads to his separation from Catherine. His generational legacy and personal choices are later questioned and revisited by his adult child in the 1989 timeline.
Samuel is Eléonore's former companion, whom she asks to accompany her to her late father's house in Brittany while she tries to sell it. Their past relationship remains unsettled, and the weekend brings them into close, tense contact. He currently lives with Laure, adding another complication to his connection with Eléonore.
Yannick Renier has 46 screen credits in a career dating back to 2005. Signature works include Reflection in a Dead Diamond, Going South, Other Cats to Nip. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
