Director Fengler is associated with the company that sends Matthias to Siberia to modernize the local ordering office. A work call informs Matthias that Fengler’s son apparently plans to suspend sales across several markets, adding uncertainty to Matthias’s professional future while he becomes more involved in local life.
Lou Salomé's brother, appearing as part of her familial background and social circle, providing contextual grounding to her personal history.
The central protagonist and mastermind of a terrorist plot involving a nuclear device in Hamburg. His radical activities, aging perspective, and psychological burden drive the narrative.
Max's father and an industrialist. Deems his son unreliable for leading the family business and sends him to work as a nanny to instill discipline. Later offers a corporate deal to help Elena's company.
Michael Degen has 95 screen credits in a career dating back to 1962. Signature works include Leo & Claire, Firestorm, The Last Supper. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
