Miracles

A sharp, liberated ex-wife and lawyer who becomes entangled with Roger during a chaotic sequence of events. She is quick-witted, assertive, and unafraid to challenge others, especially in high-stress situations. Her evolution centers on balancing independence with a willingness to reconnect with Roger. Throughout the story, she moves from conflict to a renewed partnership with her former husband.

A skilled surgeon whose professional calm is tested by personal history with Jean and the unpredictable crisis around them. He often clashes with Jean, but shows resilience and improvisational skill under pressure, including during the plane sequence. His arc explores forgiveness and partnership as they navigate danger together. By the end, he wrestles with fear and ultimately seeks a second chance with Jean.

A robber whose capture and escape drive the plot’s action. He exerts control over Jean and Roger during the hostage sequence, demonstrating cunning and risk-taking. His actions propel the tension between law enforcement and criminals, creating a chaotic backdrop for the protagonists’ struggle. He remains a disruptive force until the final confrontations.

The witchdoctor whose drunken ritual unleashes a thunderstorm that collides with modern life. His omen sets off a chain of events that force characters to confront belief, fear, and superstition. Though flawed, his actions catalyze the narrative’s intersection of myth and reality. He embodies the unpredictable power of tradition clashing with contemporary circumstances.

The little girl in the jungle whose illness motivates the tribe to seek help beyond their borders. Her vulnerability anchors the human stakes of the story, and her survival becomes a testament to the care she receives. Her presence humanizes the chaotic events and motivates the protagonists toward action.

The girl's father, who embodies parental concern and cultural ties to the jungle world. His reactions reflect a protector’s resolve and the tension between traditional tribal life and outside interventions. He is a driver of the emotional stakes in the early part of the story.

A compassionate figure who represents the bridge between the jungle world and organized aid. He becomes a supporting anchor for the recovery of the sick girl and the protagonists’ broader rescue efforts. His role underscores themes of faith, care, and practical help in crisis.