The village priest who is characterized by his distrust of outsiders and self-denial. He serves as the primary antagonist to Vianne.

Though deceased, she remains a significant presence in Vianne's life. Known for her adventurous spirit and belief in magic, she influences Vianne's worldview and struggles.

The comatose former priest of the village and a father figure to Reynaud, representing the lingering influence of Catholicism.

An independent older woman living in informal housing, she has a witch-like persona and values agency and community. She forms connections across generations in the village.

Vianne’s spirited six-year-old daughter, who shares her mother’s penchant for magic and imagination. Pantoufle is Anouk’s imaginary rabbit friend.

A village woman who breaks away from her abusive husband with the support of Vianne, finding new strength and independence.

A timid older man with a deep bond to his dying dog, Charly. Through his relationship with Charly, he connects with the community.

A Romani man from the traveling community, known for his cooking abilities and reluctance to engage with villagers due to their prejudices.

Caro is a church-going community leader known for her commitment to social conservatism. Georges is her husband, involved in business affairs in the village.

Josephine’s abusive husband, who runs a café in the village and harbors prejudice against the traveling community.

Caro’s son and Armande's grandson, who navigates relationships between his family's conservative lifestyle and his grandmother's more liberal approach.

Joline is the local schoolteacher and a member of Caro’s clique, while Jeannot embodies childhood joy and innocence.

A local farmer focused on his work, who is supportive of the Romani community and the village newcomers.

Members of the traveling community moored on houseboats, friends of Roux, who share a collective lifestyle despite diverse backgrounds.