A member of Gottfried Hilse’s family who goes toward the fighting as the revolt spreads. Her movement into danger prompts Gottfried to follow in order to protect her, placing her at the center of the family’s conflict between his refusal to join the uprising and the threat outside. The summary gives no further individual actions for her.
Theonis is Makeda's Greek slave, whom Ramphis encounters while she is traveling with Samlak's party. After she and Ramphis are caught at the forbidden treasury, she pleads for his life and accepts Amenes's offer to spare him. Amenes makes her his queen and later seals her in the treasury. She ultimately gives herself up to protect the city, then chooses Ramphis as king after the Egyptian victory.
Karl's mother, whom Beethoven views as a negative influence that corrupts his nephew's character and lifestyle.
The landowner's calculating maid, Julka has made Skuretzki obedient and wants to marry him to gain control of his estate. She regards Stasia as a rival and has her removed from the farm, while trying to thwart Mistkowski's plan to marry the girl. Their conflict turns violent; Mistkowski throws a burning oil lamp at her, and she dies in the resulting fire.
Binnie's manipulative stepmother, who exploits the child star's popularity for financial benefit and makes her life miserable. At Roland's trial, she protests that the adult woman brought to court is not the same child who was kidnapped.
Dagny Servaes has 59 screen credits in a career dating back to 1916. Signature works include Kleine Mädchen – große Sorgen, Der Fünfminutenvater, In the Name of the King. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
