A hippie girl living in Renatus's commune who takes an interest in Kidman. She administers LSD to help him recover from an opium-laced bong hit, leading to a shared experience that temporarily changes Kidman's violent outlook. She later flees to Spain with the group.
Julie is Becker’s estranged wife. When Becker arrives in the village, she tells him that she can no longer wait for him, despite his hope that they might begin their relationship again. Their strained marriage is a personal thread alongside Becker’s investigation into the murders.
Lila's Mother employs Paula as a live-in nanny despite Paula's lack of qualifications. Her initially workable relationship with Paula grows colder as Paula bonds with Lila, and she eventually orders Paula to get rid of her cat, worsening Paula's insecurity and employment troubles.
Clémence is a captain assigned to investigate the politically sensitive murder of Hervé Landry. Working with Antoine, the police specialist sent from Paris, she uncovers Landry's dispute with Anta Gomis and the historical motive behind the abuse inflicted before his death. The investigation also leads her to fear for other descendants of Bordeaux families.
The 30-something adult version of the protagonist. Works as a teacher but struggles with anxiety and depression, which drives her to revisit her childhood memories.
Erika Sainte has 32 screen credits in a career dating back to 2010. Signature works include The Crimson Rivers, She Is Not Crying, She Is Singing, La Malédiction du lys. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
