A centuries-old vampire and former royalist soldier who adopts the identity of a Chilean general and becomes a dictator. After leaving office, he fakes his death and withdraws to a farm, where he is targeted by his family but survives, rejuvenates himself, and chooses to remain in Chile.
He is one of four retired Catholic priests confined to a secluded house on the outskirts of a Chilean beach town. He shares their restricted movements, discreet purification of alleged crimes, and racing-dog hobby, while living under the caretaker’s vigilant supervision.
Don Ricardo warns against exposing his children to dangerous situations as renewed investigation into Edecán Silva's murder alarms the family. His warning connects the threat surrounding the investigation to Gerardo's family, though the summary gives no further account of his actions or relationship to the other characters.
Rudy is Tito's boss and subjects him to constant pressure and scrutiny at work. He becomes angry when Tito loses the paperwork for a car deal and learns that Tito has brought Amanda to him in exchange for keeping his job. Rudy orders Tito to pick up his sister, prompting Tito to assault him; Amanda and Tito later leave him at a hospital.
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Jaime Vadell has 40 screen credits in a career dating back to 1968. Their work is anchored in the Disconnected Collection universe with 2 titles. Signature works include El Conde, The Last Stand, Aurora. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
