An electrician who serves as a mentor and guide to Noe, influencing his perspective on life and sharing stories and insights. His presence signifies the transition and modernization taking place within the town of Faha.

Noe's grandmother, who represents stability and tradition. She is a practical woman who cares for the household and reflects the continuity and wisdom of the past.

Noe's grandfather, who shares a deep connection with the land and traditions of Faha. He symbolizes the resistance to impending modernization and serves as a foil to Doady's character.

A former fiancée of Christy who reveals insights into his character and motivations. Through her past relationship with Christy, themes of forgiveness and redemption are explored.

Consisting of Sophie, Charlie, and Ronnie, they are Noe's romantic interests and contribute to his understanding of love and personal growth. Each sister offers a unique perspective on romantic relationships.