A member of French nobility in the late 1700s, Adrienne is deeply involved in supporting revolutionary causes and managing her husband’s, the Marquis de Lafayette's, various affairs.

Beatrice, also known by various names, transforms Chavaniac castle during World War I to aid soldiers and children while balancing her complex personal life.

A key figure in both the American and French Revolutions, Lafayette is known for his ideals of liberty and equality, leaving a lasting legacy.

A wealthy explorer and soldier, Willie’s strained relationship with Beatrice is marked by his personal struggles and opposition to her wartime efforts.

A French captain involved in wartime coordination, Max serves as a supportive and loving figure in Beatrice’s life during challenging times.

Marthe's childhood friend, Anna navigates personal and family challenges during the war, becoming a significant figure in Chavaniac’s leadership.

Gendarme and resistant to the Vichy regime, Yves is a strategic and compassionate protector whose evolving relationship with Marthe plays a central role.

A menacing Gestapo officer known for his brutality, Wolff poses an ongoing threat to Marthe and the Resistance efforts.

Uriah, a military officer, and his children face persecution during the war, with Marthe’s efforts providing crucial assistance to their survival.