A teacher on sabbatical who moves into the neighborhood with her family. She initially struggles with a stutter and a snapping temperament but eventually bonds with Steve through tutoring. She supports Die during their struggles and later moves to Toronto after Die encourages her to pursue new opportunities.
Marie is Jérôme’s wife and Théo’s mother, initially appearing to be the only family member without a supernatural ability. A lawyer, she is imprisoned after defending a woman suffering domestic violence. She later reveals that she is the witch, sacrificing a werewolf to resurrect Louise and complete the family’s victory.
A powerful security executive connected to Mathias, Christina is concerned about the consequences of a scandal surrounding the crash. After Mathias is found dead, she blames Leïla and demands that she be brought to her. She orders Jonas to find Leïla alive and pursues the group, later accusing Leïla of killing Mathias.
Laurence's passionate girlfriend and strongest early supporter during her transition. She teaches Laurence makeup, encourages her to wear women's clothing, and later leaves after career disappointments, depression, and an undisclosed abortion. She marries, has a son, divorces, and eventually reconnects with Laurence.
Charlotte is one of the longtime friends attending Marie and Vincent's dinner party, accompanied by her husband, Marco. She joins the group discussion about phone privacy and takes part in the shared-phone game, which gradually places the friendships and marriages around her under pressure.
Hubert's teacher. After discovering that Hubert falsely claimed his mother was dead, she tells him that he has killed his mother, inspiring the title of his school essay.
Rachel is Daniel's former partner, whom he meets again after twenty years. Their reunion revives memories of their shared life and unresolved pain. She later argues with Daniel and orders him from her car, while his visit to Robert shows his continuing effort to repair the damaged relationship.
Léon's mother who leaves for Greece following a major argument with her husband. Her absence deeply impacts her sons and drives part of the plot's conflict.
Aurore Lucile Dupin de Francueil Dite George Sand is the historical writer whom Charlie encounters during a romantic evening in 1850. Their conversation forms one of Charlie’s time-travel experiences, helping her engage with the lives and struggles of women from earlier periods.
Marie appears at the dinner where Nickie and Emily discuss their backgrounds, artistic ambitions, education, loans, and a possible investment. Although the available plot does not define her exact family relationship, she is part of the social and financial setting surrounding the couple and witnesses the pressure placed on their plans for the future.
Madeleine is Raoul's wife, and they share a peaceful family life with their children. She understands how heavily his concealed inability to ride has weighed on him and urges him to let go of his promise to avoid cycling. Her support helps Raoul consider facing his fear and making an attempt for the sake of his family.
Rachel is the mother whose past drives the brothers' investigation. After making multiple visits to the confessional, she gives birth to Marc and later takes her own life. Her religious encounters and uncertain relationship to Marc's biological father shape the family's central mystery.
Suzanne Clément has 52 screen credits in a career dating back to 1995. Signature works include STAT, Mommy, Family Pack. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
