Commando Leopard

The enigmatic rebel leader who returns to his homeland to fight for a less oppressive society. He rallies native fighters and demonstrates a strategic mind and unwavering dedication to the cause. Carrasco drives major operations and acts as the moral center of the resistance.

A native ex-medical student turned freedom fighter who volunteers to aid the injured. She shows resourcefulness and compassion, leading a group to seek medical help while maintaining hope among the rebels. Maria embodies the human cost of oppression and the resilience of ordinary people.

A British mercenary attached to the rebel group, skilled and pragmatic. He navigates dangerous situations with a mix of grit and wit, even as he faces capture and the complexities of loyal service to the cause. Smithy represents the international dimension of the struggle and the rough edge of warfare.

The ruthless head of the secret police tasked with eliminating the rebels. His authority underscores the regime’s brutality and willingness to crush dissent by any means. Silveira embodies the oppressive power structure the rebels fight against.

Silveira’s deputy who leads the government assault, including flame-thrower equipped helicopter attacks on the village. He personifies the violent enforcement arm of the dictatorship and the immediacy of the threat to civilians and rebels alike.

A religious figure connected to the priests who aid the wounded. He represents the sanctuary of faith and humanitarian aid amid the political turmoil. His presence highlights the moral complexities of a society torn by conflict.

An elderly ally who helps Carrasco escape at a critical moment, underscoring the importance of local support networks in rebellion. His timely assistance demonstrates intergenerational solidarity against oppression.