Merry Andrew

A schoolteacher with a passion for archaeology, Andrew combines charm with a rebellious streak against conventional expectations. His quick wit and knack for turning situations to his advantage drive much of the comedy, while his heart pulls him toward Selena and a modern sense of purpose. He is deeply loyal to his students and determined to earn his father's respect through achievement.

Letitia is Andrew’s fiancée of five years, who insists on a promotion before marriage. She is poised, practical, and aware of social expectations, yet she supports Andrew’s ambitions and stands by him as their plans evolve. Her presence adds pressure to the union while providing a stabilizing counterpart to Andrew's impulsiveness.

The headmaster and Andrew’s traditional father, Matthew prizes discipline, stability, and respectability. He is protective of the family legacy and ultimately willing to adjust his stance when Andrew proves his worth. His approval marks a crucial turning point for the protagonist.

Selena is a member of the Gallini circus and a charismatic figure who mentors Andrew in performance and life outside strict academe. Her passion and jealousy complicate matters, yet her connection with Andrew ultimately guides him toward true partnership. She represents freedom, warmth, and the lure of a nonconformist life.

One of the Gallini brothers, Giacomo is part of the traveling circus culture and supports the troupe’s livelihood. He embodies the family’s resilience and the tight-knit bond that keeps the circus alive against outside pressures.

Vittorio is another member of the Gallini clan, contributing to the circus’s artistry and the overall dynamic of the Gallini family in the field.

The ringmaster whose control of the show helps drive the plot’s circus-centered misadventures. His authority and role in the performance become a catalyst for Andrew’s improvisational skills.

Andrew’s brother, who accompanies the family and the teacher through the story’s twists. His presence highlights sibling perspectives on ambition and family expectations.

Andrew’s practical, sometimes mischievous brother who travels with the family and supports Andrew’s efforts while challenging his plan. His reactions add humor and warmth to family dynamics.

The local police figure who orders the circus to pack up, creating external pressure on the Gallini troupe and the improvised plans around the site. He embodies the law and order of the surrounding community.

Letitia’s father, a figure of influence and social standing who observes how the drama unfolds and weighs in on the family’s decisions.

A guest at the ceremony who appears in the film, contributing to the social setting surrounding the marriage plot.