Girls’ Dormitory

A 19-year-old French student at the Montreaux School for Girls who harbors a crush on the popular director. Her emotional vulnerability clashes with the school's strict rules, placing her at the center of the drama. She demonstrates resilience as she navigates love, fear of punishment, and the urge to protect her feelings.

The school’s popular director who inspires admiration while wrestling with the boundaries between professional duty and personal affection. He responds with warmth to Marie’s feelings and ultimately proposes marriage, complicating the dynamics with Anna Mathe. His decisions drive the romance and ethical tension throughout the story.

A strict, unlikable faculty member who enforces rigid rules and scrutinizes student conduct. She epitomizes the punitive side of school discipline and fuels Marie’s fear of punishment. Her presence intensifies the conflict between personal desire and institutional control.

A supportive teacher who secretly admires Dr. Dominick and becomes entangled in the love triangle. She struggles between professional responsibility and personal affection, ultimately revealing her own heartbreak. Her actions influence Marie’s choices and the story’s emotional arc.

Marie’s cousin who appears at a nightclub celebration, illustrating the social circles surrounding the school. His presence adds a layer of aristocratic expectation to the narrative. He represents family ties and societal pressures outside the school’s walls.