Teresita's father and a ranch owner who evolves throughout the story, learning about injustices and becoming protective over Teresita amid political tensions.

A wise healer and spiritual mentor to Teresita, guiding her in understanding her gifts and the cultural dynamics between Indigenous traditions and Catholicism.

A devoted follower of Teresita and leader of a militant group, who contrasts with her peaceful teachings by advocating for violent resistance against oppression.

An engineer and friend of Tomás, whose political awareness and criticism of the Mexican regime offer guidance and insight into the broader political context of the era.

A representative of the Díaz regime and a friend of Tomás, caught in the conflict between his military obligations and personal loyalties.

The son of Tomás and brother to Teresita, who initially resents Teresita but eventually finds a place within the family dynamics.

Tomás’s wife whose relationship with him becomes strained due to his extramarital affairs and her demand for respect and independence.

A younger woman who becomes Tomás’s companion, embodying love and commitment, contrasting with the distance in his relationship with Loreto.