Minor character integrated into Henry's social or professional circle; not central to the main plot.
Helen's mother is divorced from Helen's father, depressive, obsessed with hygiene, and mentally unstable. When Helen was eight, she found her mother trying to kill herself and her younger brother with gas from the oven. Helen's wish to reunite her parents is closely tied to this painful family history.
Young Sophie from East Berlin. Participates in the daring escape to West Germany alongside friends, leaving Konrad behind. Central protagonist representing the initial fracture of love and the divided lives caused by the Wall.
Alex is Charlotte’s daughter, left puzzled and somewhat shocked when Charlotte departs on a road trip with Jo. While Charlotte and Jo travel far from home, Alex falls deeply in love with someone she would never have expected. Her story forms a parallel thread to her mother’s journey of change.
Harriet is one of Bertha's daughters and Rosmarie's mother. While studying away from home, she falls in love with a medical student, but her father rejects her when he discovers the relationship. After the student leaves, Harriet returns pregnant and raises Rosmarie alone. Years later, she finds the doctor and tells him about their daughter.
Isabelle is Otto Skrodt's daughter. Kalle returns hoping to see her because he loves her, placing her in a personal connection between the two men whose old friendship and possible betrayal form the story's central conflict.
A teenage witch girl who acts as a magical catalyst in the narrative. She grants Brösel a supernatural pen, demands a favor, and later becomes his dream bride, transforming based on identity reveals.
Not mentioned in the provided plot summaries. No narrative role, development, or interactions can be established from the given text.
Presumably part of the ensemble of Berlin misfits or local characters surrounding the charity bicycle rally. No explicit narrative role is provided in the summaries.
Erna Eggstein supports Harry Frommermann and becomes emotionally close to him as the ensemble's career advances. She fears the growing hostility toward Jewish people and faces anonymous threats demanding that she stop working for Harry. When he asks her to marry him and leave her job, she argues that performing is also resistance.
Young and emotionally unstable widow of the supposedly deceased Heinz Schaefer. Simon contacts her during his private investigation into Schaefer's survival, which ultimately puts his own family at risk.
Meret Becker has 93 screen credits in a career dating back to 1976. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Windstorm Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Babylon Berlin, Fabian: Going to the Dogs, Cathedrals of Culture. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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