Diala is Carete's beautiful daughter, initially attracted to Darios but also driven by a desire for power. After learning the rebels' hiding place from Darios, she betrays him and enables Thar's attack. Plagued by remorse, she frees Darios during the catastrophe, but dies when falling debris strikes her.
Supporting character, likely an aristocratic acquaintance or relative, reflecting the high-society backdrop that Nechljudoff navigates and ultimately questions.
Nelly is part of Bastien's personal life, and their relationship remains emotionally complicated despite their long history. As violence around Bastien escalates, Jean Michelis is attacked and badly injured; Nelly stays beside him. Her connection to both men places her within the personal circle affected by the campaign of intimidation.
Pierre's estranged wife and legal widow. She is given his personal belongings after his death, including the unsent letter to Hélène. Witnessing Hélène's desperate arrival, she tears the letter to pieces, highlighting the tragic consequences of miscommunication and their broken marriage.
Cecilia is the Italian woman chosen for Victor’s production. Associated by Victor with work, she becomes involved in arguments and private conflict with him over their relationship. When Victor orders her to stay and then fires her, Cecilia’s treatment contributes to the group’s open rebellion, as the others announce that they are leaving too.
Anna is Sandro's unhappy girlfriend and Claudia's friend. She complains about Sandro's frequent absences, falsely claims to have seen a shark, and then disappears on the island, prompting the central search. Her absence transforms the relationship between Sandro and Claudia and remains unresolved.
Freya is Romani's mistress and takes an interest in Davide while he is accompanying Carpiti on an errand. After sending Carpiti away on a pretext, she sleeps with Davide at the beach and gives him 50,000 lire, hoping to help him obtain steady work.
A lawyer working for the prosecution in Algiers, Dominique becomes an OAS target because of her Algerian witnesses and is kidnapped for ransom. Thomas guards her, then frees her after becoming emotionally attached. She shelters him in France, helps him travel toward Luxembourg, and remains devoted to him despite her loyalty to Pierre Servet.
Fulvio's lover and fellow revolutionary, Charlotte raises money abroad to finance an expedition to liberate the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies. She hopes to continue the political struggle and reunite with Fulvio and their child Massimiliano, but is fatally wounded when Fulvio abandons the Brothers during an ambush.
Sugar is Charley's girlfriend and a member of the gangster group. While Tony is being kept at the island hideout, she competes with Pepper for his attention, creating additional tension around Tony's presence. Her relationship with Charley also connects her directly to the gang's leader and its internal dynamics.
María Jerónima is the woman José María left behind after promising to return. When they reunite, she confronts him about abandoning her, and they celebrate their marriage with the villagers. José María refuses to let her follow him into the mountains and arranges for her to live somewhere safer; later, soldiers seize and hold her captive.
Lea Massari has 57 screen credits in a career dating back to 1955. Signature works include The Colossus of Rhodes, Murmur of the Heart, The Four Days of Naples. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
