A young woman devoted to helping women with troubled pasts, Anne-Marie joins the Prioress in arranging Agnès's escape and later visits Thérèse in prison. She welcomes Thérèse to the convent after her release and tries to support her through the demanding communal life, despite being hurt by Thérèse's anger.
A household attendant who dresses the young boy for a family celebration and helps maintain the respectable Cardinaud household under François Cardinaud’s authority.
Catherine Cornusse is Gaspard's fragile and detached daughter, who is finishing a doll when the story begins. She is secretly in love with Roland and recognizes him when he arrives disguised as Santa Claus. Later, she dismisses Gaspard's vision of the missing ring as a hallucination, placing her close to both central mysteries.
Clelia is the woman Fabrice loves. Although the summary does not describe her actions or circumstances, Fabrice tells Gina that Clelia is everything to him and that separation from her is unbearable. His devotion to Clelia becomes a central source of emotional distance between him and Gina.
A supporting character who appears to be a close confidante or professional associate of Loursat, observing his struggles with alcoholism and legal battles.
Denise Aubusson's young secretary, who arrives while André is staying away from the office and brings news of a gala. Denise prepares to go out after Alice's visit, leaving André at home to sketch her. Alice's appearance connects the office and social world to the episode focused on André and Denise.
Renée Faure has 37 screen credits in a career dating back to 1941. Signature works include Angels of Sin, Blood to the Head, Who Killed Santa Claus?. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
