Pedro is Mercedes’s brother and a member of the Maquis resisting Capitán Vidal. He helps lead the attack that steals supplies and later joins Mercedes and the other fighters at the labyrinth entrance. After Vidal hands over the baby, Pedro shoots him, ending the officer’s campaign of violence and control.
Farriol is Andreu’s father, a former supporter of the Second Spanish Republic and a bird-trading partner of the murdered man. He hides in the farmhouse attic before being discovered, imprisoned, and condemned to death. His hidden involvement in an old crime and the later killing of Andreu’s family leave Andreu deeply disillusioned.
Sebastià Comas is a journalist who returns to Barcelona and investigates the disappearance of several children, including Teresita. Working with Fuster, he exposes exploitation at Madame Leonor's brothel and challenges the official accusations against Enriqueta, ultimately rejecting sensationalism and seeking the wider truth.
A cocky, tuberculosis-stricken young man in a Mallorcan sanatorium. He attempts to cut ties with his exploitative former boss, Don Eugeni Morell, by scheming to steal smuggled goods. His actions lead to a series of violent confrontations, culminating in him murdering Morell and attacking his childhood friend Manuel, which ultimately results in his own death.
Ana's husband and Antonio's older brother. A principled but struggling man who, along with his wife, orchestrates a deception to shield his elderly mother from the trauma of her missing son.
A man who tells Laia that she should have married him, but whose advances she initially rejects because she is Quelot’s wife. Later, Laia confides that she wishes Quelot would drown and imagines leaving with Esteve. Their closeness offers her a possible escape, though the story excerpts do not reveal what they ultimately do.
Lillo works at the greyhound track, where he feeds the dogs and also works in the café. His presence affects the relationship between Perla and Fabio: Lillo awakens Perla's passion while Fabio rejects her hope of forming a family with him.
Roger Casamajor has 40 screen credits in a career dating back to 2000. Signature works include Pan's Labyrinth, A Man on a Bridge, Bad Beast. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
