Eden

A German émigré determined to cure her multiple sclerosis through meditation, and a moral compass for some of the group. Her caregiving, longing for purpose, and evolving relationship with Friedrich test her beliefs in the face of isolation and conflict.

A German writer whose radical ideas and manifesto-driven mindset clash with the practical realities of island life. His charisma becomes a catalyst for aggression and moral compromise as tensions rise.

Pregnant upon arrival, she embodies practicality, endurance, and steady leadership. Her resourcefulness helps stabilize the group amid scarcity and social strife.

A pragmatic and protective partner to Margret, he becomes entangled in the group’s growing tensions and acts as a counterweight to Eloise's schemes.

A manipulative and vain Baroness who arrives with plans to build a luxury resort and to charm powerful figures. Her disdain for others’ vulnerabilities drives antagonism and violence.

Initially aligned with Friedrich and Robert against Eloise, he grows to despise Eloise’s manipulation but remains entangled in the island’s turmoil.

One of Eloise's devoted lovers whose arrogance and entanglements contribute to the factional splits and eventual violence on the island.

An Ecuadorian servant who becomes part of Eloise’s inner circle and participates in the resource raids, illustrating the complexity of loyalties among island inhabitants.

An American industrialist filming a documentary on the island; his presence represents external influence and a pathway to Hollywood connections that Eloise seeks.

A minor maritime figure who interacts with the settlers during their time on Floreana, reflecting the ever-present reach of outside contact.