Nico's mother, whose idealistic decision to host a migrant sets off the central conflict. She grapples with the complexities of her well-intentioned actions.

A dynamic and ambiguous character whose arrival ignites the plot. She presents herself as a grateful guest but harbors deeper motives.

Nico’s older sister, practical and cynical, shaped by a past accident that ended her gymnastics career. She maintains a skeptical stance towards the family's situation.

The youngest sibling, characterized by her uncritical kindness and optimism. She warmly supports her mother's decision and views Martine positively.

A menacing figure associated with Martine. He exudes a threatening presence and disrupts the Bonaventura family dynamic.

Nico’s father, a journalist and intellectual critical of Gloria’s ideals. He represents a more traditional viewpoint and eventually intervenes in the family crisis.

A trickster figure who is open about exploiting systems. He provides a cynical commentary on the Bonaventuras' circumstances.