An experienced and pragmatic sex worker at the Wolf Den, she acts as a mentor to Amara, embodying resilience through her hardened yet loyal nature.

The ruthless owner of the Wolf Den who exploits and controls the women through fear, utilizing his power for business and personal gain.

Amara’s close friend, whose fragility and enduring trauma highlight the severe impact of her enslavement; she finds solace in their friendship.

A maternal figure within the Wolf Den who extends empathy and protection to the other women, shaped deeply by her grief for her lost child.

A wealthy patron who develops a complex relationship with Amara, offering a potential path to her freedom through their connection.

An enslaved Greek man who shares a genuine bond with Amara, representing a connection to her past life and identity as Timarete.

A sex worker whose unwavering belief in a romantic future with Gallus highlights a contrast to the cynicism of others in the Wolf Den.

A defiant newcomer to the Wolf Den known for her resistance and refusal to conform, forging a deep bond with Cressa.

Fabia's son born into the Wolf Den, embodying the psychological damage inflicted by enslavement and lacking solidarity with fellow victims.

Felix’s enforcers who maintain control through violence, with Gallus eventually revealing a more complex emotional connection to Beronice.