A companion of Profesor Woland & Satana who acts alongside Korovjev in confronting a critic. They expose the critic’s illness and force him out, adding to the disruption around the theater. The excerpt places Azazelo among Woland’s companions but provides no further personal details.
The sober-minded member of the Topalović family, Milutin is one of the generations maintaining the family’s undertaker business. He is involved in the arguments surrounding Mirko’s rejection of the trade and belongs to the group whose fraudulent coffin operation and financial dispute with Bili Piton ultimately lead to open violence.
A local baron whose abuses help drive the peasants toward revolt, Tahy has his men seize food and takes young women to his castle. His men kill Petar's father with dogs. When the peasants attack his castle, Tahy hides while his servants refuse to defend him; the rebels eventually storm the castle and distribute its wealth.
Maki is a guard who patrols the camp and beats prisoners while repeatedly demanding their names and villages. He also promises Hristos a letter from his wife in exchange for catching flies. His actions show both the guards' coercive control over the prisoners and the way personal comforts are made conditional.
Pavle Vuisić has 129 screen credits in a career dating back to 1950. Signature works include Who's Singin' Over There?, Thief's Comeback, An Event. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
