A king in the story who fluctuates between progressive ideas and reactionary politics, often driven by his strong sense of self-importance. His relationships with his wives, Pampa's influence, and his decisions shape much of Bisnaga's political landscape.

The descendant of Pampa's family, representing a link to the past and providing Pampa an opportunity for redemption. Her life brings with it challenges and reminds Pampa of her responsibilities and limitations as a matriarch.

A religious hermit who becomes a significant antagonist in Pampa's life, known for the profound and lasting harm he causes her. He symbolizes the oppressive and reactionary forces that challenge Pampa's vision for a progressive society.