Parsifal's mother, who is introduced to Sabine after Parsifal's death. She plays a significant role in helping Sabine connect with Parsifal's past and family.

Sabine's husband and a magician who has passed away before the story begins. His past and secrets are gradually revealed through the memories of those who knew him.

Parsifal's lover and an important figure in Sabine's memories. He appears in Sabine's dreams, providing insight and guidance as she processes her grief.

Parsifal's sister, who becomes close to Sabine after Parsifal's death. She offers insights into Parsifal's early life and forms a deep bond with Sabine.

Parsifal's younger sister, whom he never met. She is close to their mother, Dot, and represents hope for the family's future.

Kitty's husband, whose temperament and behavior cause tension within the family. He serves as a character that influences the dynamics between Kitty and Sabine.

Kitty's sons, who physically resemble Parsifal. They symbolize a promising future for the family with their positive disposition.