Supporting cameo character, likely featured in background scenes within the Rio or Morocco settings.
A former villager who returns from Salvador, polarizing the community. He is torn between Cota and Naína, curses Aruã, sabotages the fishing net, and incites rebellion against the net owner. He manipulates Cota into taking Aruã's virginity and convinces Naína's father to sail, causing deaths. Ultimately leaves for the city to buy his own net.
Young slave born on a slave ship, prophesied to become King Ganga Zumba of the free kingdom Palmares. He escapes captivity with his lover, kills pursuing landowners, and is eventually welcomed as the new leader of Palmares.
Inácio is a man whose distress and troubling perceptions form a parallel thread in the story. At a meeting, he describes his inability to sleep; later, at the museum, he believes insects are inside the air-conditioning vents and fears they will attack his collection, leading him to have the system shut down. His experiences echo the story's focus on distress and perception.
Vampiro is a playboy whom Ângela meets during her weekend on the Île des Plaisirs. She seduces him, as she does Armando, and her pattern of quickly consuming and then abandoning her lovers places him among the men affected by her behavior.
Antônio Pitanga has 136 screen credits in a career dating back to 1961. Their work is anchored in the Screamers Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Clube Spelunca, Premonition, Fernando Coni Campos: Cada um Vive como Sonha. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
