A teenage girl and Gwi-ju's daughter who conceals, then reveals, her ability to read minds through eye contact. She struggles with severe bullying at school, smartphone addiction, and wears glasses to suppress her powers. Her storyline serves as a coming-of-age narrative within the family's supernatural dysfunction.
Young Seung-yi is Myeong-ja's young daughter, left in Doo-seok's care when her mother is deported from Korea. Although Doo-seok first regards her as part of a financial obligation, he protects her from exploitation and becomes the parental figure who raises and supports her.
One of the two unfamiliar children residing in the house where Park Kang wakes up, likely his child in the alternate reality.
Ye-eun is the child whose death is at the heart of Eun-jo's grief and determination to change the past. Her death is associated with a tragedy caused by Ho-min's father, whose dementia is acknowledged in Ho-min's apology. Eun-jo returns to an earlier time and tries to keep Ye-eun safe, including warning the teacher not to let her out of sight.
Park So-i has 17 screen credits in a career dating back to 2018. Signature works include Pawn, The Atypical Family, The Second Child. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
