A member of the family who moves into the Madrid apartment. Her unborn child becomes a target of Clara, who wants the child to replace the family she was denied.
Montse Puig is a member of Salvador Puig Antich's family who faces the anguish of his final hours. She struggles, together with other relatives, to accept that the sentence may be carried out after attempts to secure a reprieve fail. Her forced departure before the execution emphasizes the family's powerlessness and the intimate human cost of Salvador's political persecution.
Laura helps Maria prepare Diego for the ferry journey and later supports Maria after the disappearance. She tries to comfort her, encourages her to take medication and rest, and urges her to return to work. Her concern contrasts with Maria's growing fixation on investigating the case herself.
Bea Segura has 24 screen credits in a career dating back to 2000. Signature works include 32 Malasana Street, Skizo, Más que hermanos. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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