Police officer seeking vengeance for his partner. He confronts Piotr but is promptly killed by Bernie.
Nino is the family member at the center of the story, announcing a marriage to Bo to secure Paraíso despite knowing he is gay and having lived with Felix for years. He later recognizes his transgender identity, stops the wedding, reunites with Felix, and undergoes gender confirmation surgery.
Wally's brother and key co-organizer of the resistance fund. He helps manage the illegal financial network, negotiates with Dutch officials regarding treasury bond reimbursements, and ensures the accountability of resistance funds. Post-war, he presents detailed financial records to cabinet ministers to justify their operations and secure official recognition of their efforts.
One of the two teenage protagonists who survives alongside his sister after being abandoned. Endures captivity and severe injury, is healed by Marie, and ultimately kills Diego to protect his sister before they escape to a river.
Patrick is a police colleague assigned to surveillance duty alongside Eddy and Franco. The team watches a building linked to the criminal organization, but the operation is disorganized and compromised because the criminals seem aware of police movements. Patrick is therefore part of the investigation endangered by the suspected internal leak.
David is one of the fighters living under the Arena's rules. When he passes through a red door, the other gladiators assume he has ceased to exist in their world. His passage fuels their curiosity and conflict over the doors, and Temmink later insists with another fighter that a red door they find open should remain so.
Jacob Derwig has 24 screen credits in a career dating back to 1996. Signature works include The Blood Pact, Amsterdam Empire, Zus & Zo. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
