Aunt Lydia (played by Ann Dowd) is a protagonist in The Testaments.
Headmistress of the elite preparatory school for future wives in Gilead. She rigorously trains young women in brutal obedience justified by divine doctrine. Her institution serves as the central setting where the protagonists navigate their upbringing and where their bond begins to challenge the regime's control. Agnes (played by Chase Infiniti) is a protagonist in The Testaments.
A dutiful and pious young teen attending Aunt Lydia's preparatory school. As one of the two central protagonists, her journey within Gilead's oppressive system and her evolving friendship with Daisy become the catalyst that threatens to upend their past, present, and future. Daisy (played by Lucy Halliday) appears in The Testaments.
A young teen and new arrival to Gilead, originally a convert from beyond its borders. Attending the same preparatory school as Agnes, her outsider perspective and close bond with Agnes serve as the narrative's driving force, challenging the bleak destiny awaiting Gilead's youth. Hulda (played by Isolde Ardies) appears in The Testaments.
Becka (played by Mattea Conforti) appears in The Testaments.
Garth (played by Brad Alexander) appears in The Testaments.
The Testaments (2026) — Character Map & Story Timeline
The Testaments (2026) interactive character relationship network and AI-powered story timeline. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters across the narrative arc.
AI Narrative Summary
Structural breakdown of academy indoctrination, hidden pasts, social facades, and emerging alliances across ten episodes.
Character Network — 6 Characters
Aunt Lydia (Ann Dowd) — protagonist Headmistress of the elite preparatory school for future wives in Gilead. She rigorously trains young women in brutal obe...
Agnes (Chase Infiniti) — protagonist A dutiful and pious young teen attending Aunt Lydia's preparatory school. As one of the two central protagonists, her jo...
Daisy (Lucy Halliday) A young teen and new arrival to Gilead, originally a convert from beyond its borders. Attending the same preparatory sch...
