Romeo's wife and Eliza's mother. She firmly opposes her husband's plan to bribe officials for exam results, fearing the corruption will stain her daughter's fresh start. Upon discovering Romeo's affair, she demands he move out while still supporting their daughter's education.
Briefly mentioned in the backstory as one of Vivian's family members murdered by hunters when Vivian was nine, an event that fuels Vivian's guilt and fear regarding her lycanthropy.
Octave's mother is a loving presence in his childhood memories, telling him stories and urging him to value their time together. When she becomes gravely ill and treatment can no longer help, she comforts him at the piano, using a lingering note to explain how painful memories remain part of life's balance.
Lia Bugnar has 18 screen credits in a career dating back to 1992. Signature works include Graduation, Popcorn Story, The Conjugal Bed. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
