Dreambuilders

A creative, sensitive young girl who discovers she can influence real people by changing their dreams. She uses the power to help a friend but also causes unintended consequences. Her arc centers on learning responsibility, empathy, and the limits of control over others' inner lives.

Minna's father, a loving, practical man whose life is gently unsettled as Minna tinker s with dreams. He remains protective and patient, gradually adapting to the changes in his family. His perspective anchors the story in the real world and highlights parental concern.

A former Dreambuilder demoted to janitor after a failed mission. He becomes a wary ally to Minna, offering knowledge about dream mechanics and the dangers of the dream-creating system. His experience contrasts with Minna's inexperience and guides her toward more careful choices.

John's wife and Minna's stepmother who brings change into the family. She cares about Jenny, pushes for stability, and contemplates moving back to the city to escape the dream-induced turmoil. She acts as a counterbalance to Minna's impulsiveness.

Helene's daughter and Minna's rival at first; she confronts Minna's influence and later suffers a dramatic consequence when she enters a coma. Her social image and behavior become a focal point for jealousy and the fight for acceptance.

A Dreambuilder who mentors Minna and helps repair the damage caused by dream tampering. He is a skilled designer of dream stages and provides crucial guidance in the dream world.

An enforcer of the dream order who pursues Minna for breaking the dream rules. He is stern, methodical, and quick to assign blame when dream stages fail.

Minna's mother who left to pursue a singing career, creating a void in the family. Her absence motivates Minna and shapes the family dynamics that drive the plot.

Parent to Jenny; his relationship with Jenny is affected by the upheaval in the family and the dreams overshadowing their lives. He provides a grounded counterpoint to the dream-centric plot.