Adelaide is Lúcia's mother and runs a village café, living with Evaristo. She believes her son Augusto was stolen and, with Evaristo, pushes Lúcia toward marrying Jusmino. The story reveals that Evaristo rescued her from her abusive husband, whom he killed. After Augusto kills Evaristo, Adelaide recognizes her returned son and embraces Lúcia, pressing herself onto the knife and dying.
A character whose name carries thematic weight, likely symbolizing freedom or serving as a pivotal figure in Henrique's emotional or romantic journey.
Strict and principled judge in Lisbon's legal system, overseeing high-stakes criminal cases.
Presiding judge, ensures legal proceedings follow protocol.
A woman who appears briefly at a station in the second film.
A presiding judge within the Lisbon judicial system. Represents the formal legal framework that governs investigations and trials in the series. Interacts with defense attorneys like Eduardo and prosecutorial figures, ensuring procedural adherence in high-stakes cases involving crime syndicates and corporate fraud.
A presiding judge in Lisbon's legal system. Known for strict procedural adherence, she interacts with Eduardo's defense team during pivotal trials and institutional proceedings.
Márcia Breia has 55 screen credits in a career dating back to 1978. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Der Lissabon-Krimi-Filmreihe with 5 titles. Signature works include 2nd Person, O Quadro, Salazar, Deus, Pátria, Maria. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
