As the deuteragonist, Gabriel is depicted as deeply affectionate and loyal, carrying emotional scars from his time in a cult. He pursues a new identity outside the cult as a researcher, despite facing challenges like depression and alcohol use.

A media mogul known for his ruthless business practices and personal life, William exerts harmful influence over others. His relationships are defined by manipulation and violence.

Although she dies early in the story, Sabrina is remembered through flashbacks as William's young wife who shares a brief, tender connection with Gabriel. Her background is marked by challenges from her unstable childhood.

The charismatic and abusive leader of the cult where Frida and Gabriel spent their childhoods. He exerts a controlling influence over his followers, masking his predatory nature behind a facade of benevolence.

A younger member of the cult whose actions are driven by Émile's influence. Though not extensively featured, her role is significant in illustrating the cult's impact on its members.

A character who meets Frida in college and marries Gabriel; she is depicted as having an affluent background and exhibits qualities that strain her relationships with both Frida and Gabriel.