Jack's mother, who has a severe mental illness and is characterized by her unpredictable absence, shaping much of Jack's perception and actions through his memories of her.

A mentor figure Jack meets who provides guidance and perspective, helping Jack navigate his situation and fostering a crucial moment of clarity and acceptance for him.

A girl Jack encounters who initially identifies him as a missing boy but becomes a surprising ally, helping him continue his journey to meet an elephant he wishes to see.

Sylvie’s cousin, who at first appears to aid Jack but then reports him to the authorities, believing it to be the right action to take.

Jack’s maternal grandmother, initially seen through Jack’s skewed perspective as someone wanting to separate him from his mother, but later becomes a supportive and understanding family figure.