Ever After

An intelligent and compassionate young woman forced into servitude by her stepmother. She uses wit and courage to navigate high society, disguise herself to reach the palace, and fight for Maurice’s freedom. Her resilience and moral clarity drive the romance and the pursuit of justice.

A royal heir torn between duty and desire who is drawn to Danielle’s spirit. He moves beyond appearances to recognize her true worth, risking his position to pursue a love that could defy expectations.

The cruel stepmother who schemes to elevate Marguerite and preserve her own power. She underestimates Danielle and faces consequences for her deception as the truth about Danielle comes to light.

Rodmilla’s vain daughter who competes with Danielle for Henry’s attention. Her vanity and scheming drive many conflicts and spur acts of cruelty.

Marguerite’s sister who occasionally criticizes her family’s cruelty and shows moments of empathy toward Danielle. She represents an alternative path within a rigid household.

A man sold by Rodmilla who Danielle seeks to free. His loyalty to Danielle highlights the human cost of social cruelty, and his situation motivates the rescue efforts at court.

The famed artist invited to the royal court whose presence deepens the film’s artistic atmosphere. He helps Danielle escape and inspires Henry to pursue knowledge and a lasting legacy.

The monarch presiding over the court, balancing authority with a sense of cultural patronage. He orchestrates ceremonial events and ultimately supports the resolution of Danielle’s crisis.

A loyal ally who helps Danielle coordinate aid from the ball and marshal Leonardo’s help. He embodies practical courage and friendship in the face of court intrigue.