Big Foot is a local poacher known for his cruelty towards animals. Although he is already dead when the story begins, his death influences Janina's actions.

Oddball is Janina's nearest neighbor, known for his meticulous nature. He is a man of few words and remains loyal to Janina.

Dizzy is one of Janina's former English students, a tech specialist with an imaginative interest in literature. He collaborates with Janina to translate William Blake's work and tries to protect her.

Good News is a young woman running the village resale shop. Despite hardships, she maintains a positive attitude and becomes one of Janina’s closest friends.

Boros is an entomologist studying an endangered beetle species in Janina's village. He aids Janina in her investigations and later helps her evade the police.

The Commandant is the head of the local police, dismissive of Janina’s complaints about hunting, and part of the hunting group.

Innerd is a wealthy local businessman involved in dubious activities. As a hunter, he represents the wealth and entitlement Janina opposes.

The President leads the mushroom pickers’ society and is known for his grandiose personality. An avid hunter, he becomes one of Janina’s targets.

Father Rustle is a parish priest who supports hunting, despite his religious role, stirring Janina’s animosity.