Deus Irae

A clerical figure intertwined with the religious landscape of the Servants of Wrath and the Christian survivors. He embodies the moral authority and rigid doctrine that shape the town’s conflicts. His interactions reveal how faith and control coexist in a fractured post-war society.

A maternal presence navigating the dangers and ethical choices of a collapsed world. She embodies the strain between nurturing life and the harsh realities of survival under competing belief systems. Her perspective highlights the human cost of religious strife.

A priest figure representing the dwindling Christian community and its responses to the Servants of Wrath. His exchanges with others reveal how traditional rites adapt or resist in an era of upheaval. He stands as a counterpoint to the cult’s radical faith.

Another priest whose presence underscores the religious fragmentation of the town. He participates in rituals and debates that test the boundaries between belief and violence in a post-nuclear landscape.

A medical professional among survivors, tending to injuries and radiation-related ailments. His pragmatic approach offers a counterbalance to the fervent religious narratives that shape daily life.

A minor service figure seen in various scenes, providing everyday humanity amid the surrounding chaos. His role adds texture to daily interactions in the post-apocalyptic setting.

A nun whose presence signals the persistence of religious institutions in exile. She weighs faith against the demands of survival and community cohesion.

A high-ranking church official who embodies institutional authority. His involvement illustrates the organized aspect of faith communities and their role in the new world order.

Another priest figure, contributing to the theological dialogue and ritual practices within the survivor populations. He helps map the boundaries of belief in a shattered society.

A survivor who navigates the fragile social order and the competing beliefs around her. Her interactions reflect the human stakes of the town’s religious rivalries.

Another maternal figure shaped by the crisis, whose choices expose the tensions between care, faith, and community loyalty.

Lufteufel’s intellectually challenged daughter. She becomes a key relic carrier, holding the blood-stained shirt that bears the imprint of her father's face. Her experiences include perceived miracles and a theophany following his death, shaping her perception of reality.

A mysterious figure associated with the narrative’s ritual or medical scenes. His presence adds an enigmatic layer to the town’s power dynamics and survival strategies.

A maternal character whose stance reflects the broader struggle to protect and guide others in a world of religious conflict and scarcity.

A pregnant woman emblematic of new life and fragile hope amid ruin. Her presence underscores themes of renewal, fear, and the precariousness of existence in this post-war setting.