The lord of Lapvona, Villiam is a privileged man who indulges in leisure and exploits the villagers, disconnected from the harsh realities of their lives.

A priest in Lapvona, Father Barnabas collaborates with Villiam, driven by selfish motives rather than genuine religious belief.

The sheepherder of Lapvona, Jude is known for his deep attachment to his animals and harbors problematic views towards women.

Agata, a woman with a troubled past, navigates life in Lapvona under challenging circumstances and struggles with her voicelessness and powerlessness.

A societal outcast who later becomes a wet nurse, Ina has a deep connection with nature and provides essential care to the villagers.

An elder in the village who grows critical of the power structures within Lapvona and learns wisdom outside conventional society.