Uncle Max is Josef K.'s uncle and takes an active interest in the danger surrounding him. Recognizing that Josef needs assistance with the unexplained proceedings, he recommends that Josef consult Albert Hastler, setting in motion the unsuccessful legal consultation that follows.
Barbarossa is one of the impoverished men in the railway neighborhood and has long resisted taking steady work. After learning of Inge's difficult situation, he surprises her by offering to find a job and help raise the child, insisting that the boy needs a father and that they should find a proper home.
Local official or coachman, facilitates travel and social interactions.
The Dorngrütbauer is Anne-Mareili's father and is focused on money. He wants to barter his daughter off to the rich Kellerjoggi, while tolerating Resli's courtship only to push up the price for Anne-Mareili. His financial demands obstruct the young couple's happiness and prompt Anne-Mareili to seek help from her mother.
Näppi is a mentally disabled villager and one of the few people who visits Murer at his isolated quarry shelter. He befriends Murer, is Meiti's half-brother, and is with her near the river when the search party finds them.
Asylum orderly responsible for monitoring patients and maintaining institutional order.
Vehhansli is a healer whom Anne Bäbi trusts to treat her grandson. The Pfarrer and Dr. Ruedi bring him to trial over this and other treatments followed by deaths, but influential allies in court help him avoid conviction. His case damages the doctor's credibility, and desperate farmers later turn to the doctor for help.
Max Haufler has 28 screen credits in a career dating back to 1939. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Uli Filmreihe with 1 titles. Signature works include Hinter den sieben Gleisen, Abschied, The Devil May Well Laugh. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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