A free-spirited and rebellious nun who visits the convent and introduces the others to hedonistic pursuits. She guides them to secret parties, shares sexual experiences, and leads a coven of witches in the woods. She orchestrates a fertility ritual involving belladonna and Masseto, acting as a catalyst for the nuns' liberation and rebellion against religious constraints.
Manager of The Dickie Brewster Quartet. She books the band a job in Paris, which prompts Robert to ask Sylvie to accompany him.
Andrea is a celebrated writer who has been unable to produce a second book after her early success. She struggles with loneliness, confused relationships, and a pattern of pursuing emotionally unavailable people before beginning to confront the consequences of her choices.
Charlotte is Aura's childhood friend and a recovering drug addict. She reconnects with Aura after Aura returns home, smokes marijuana with her, and helps her obtain a restaurant job. Later, Charlotte encourages Aura to be spontaneous and pursue Keith, and arranges for a curator friend to show one of Aura's college videos in a gallery.
An older woman Howie encounters daily on his bus commute. Her presence becomes the focal point of Howie's idealized fascination and obsession, serving as a psychological escape from the turmoil and emotional distance at home.
Gillian is an actor and playwright whose work is being produced. She shares an unsettled romantic relationship with Oliver, marked by affection, arguments, and doubts about their future. She also faces Matt's declaration of love, rejects the idea that a kiss proves love, and discusses her frustrations directing actors who impose their own interpretations on her writing.
Jemima Kirke has 23 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Signature works include Girls, Sylvie's Love, The Little Hours. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
