Vida Winter (played by Vanessa Redgrave) is a protagonist in The Thirteenth Tale.
Famous novelist who commissions Margaret to write her biography. Secretly an abandoned child of Charlie, she was raised as Adeline but locked her violent twin sister Emmeline in a room during a fire, bearing a key-shaped scar. She lives in guilt, caring for insane Emmeline until her death. Margaret (played by Olivia Colman) is a protagonist in The Thirteenth Tale.
A biographer hired by Vida to document her life. Haunted by the tragic death of her own twin sister, she investigates Angelfield, uncovers the truth behind the fire and the twins, and helps Vida complete her final story before Vida passes away. Hester Barrow (played by Alexandra Roach) appears in The Thirteenth Tale.
The governess hired to discipline the unruly March twins. She proposed separating them to improve their behavior, but the plan failed. She later elopes with Dr. Clifton after their affair is discovered by his wife. Emmeline / Adeline (Age 9) (played by Madeleine Power) appears in The Thirteenth Tale.
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Characters
Vida Winter
(played by Vanessa Redgrave) — protagonist
Famous novelist who commissions Margaret to write her biography. Secretly an abandoned child of Charlie, she was raised as Adeline but locked her violent twin sister Emmeline in a room during a fire,...
Margaret
(played by Olivia Colman) — protagonist
A biographer hired by Vida to document her life. Haunted by the tragic death of her own twin sister, she investigates Angelfield, uncovers the truth behind the fire and the twins, and helps Vida compl...
Hester Barrow
(played by Alexandra Roach) — supporting
The governess hired to discipline the unruly March twins. She proposed separating them to improve their behavior, but the plan failed. She later elopes with Dr. Clifton after their affair is discovere...
Emmeline / Adeline (Age 9)
(played by Madeleine Power) — minor
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