Maribel is an unemployed and socially stigmatized woman whom Pastora recommends for work in Néstor's household. She wants a normal life and develops a close relationship with Manolo, while also becoming the focus of Néstor's old-fashioned romantic interest. She later identifies Néstor's body after his death.
Virginia is a student who becomes one of Mother Teresa’s earliest committed helpers. She says that she wants to remain with Mother Teresa because two people can accomplish more than one, then teaches children, cares for the sick, and adopts the religious name Agnese when the new congregation is approved.
A lady-in-waiting and close friend of Carmesina, Stephania supports the princess's relationship with Tirant because she loves his right-hand man, Diaphebus. She becomes engaged to Diaphebus and helps Pleasure-of-my-life bring Tirant secretly into Carmesina's bedchamber before sailing away with him.
Secondary character in the film, likely representing a specific public figure or civilian whose interaction with the troupe highlights the contrast between everyday reality and artistic provocation.
Ingrid Rubio has 36 screen credits in a career dating back to 1996. Signature works include Kill Me Tender, Our home's cigarette butts, The Last Days of Cinema. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
