Moral

A teacher who separates from her husband Robert and shares custody of their son. She begins a relationship with Ernie, but ends things when she discovers his wife is alive. Her arc centers on seeking authentic connections and emotional steadiness beyond prior commitments.

Maritess and Joey's friend who provides steady support through their trials. She acts as a grounding presence in the group and helps navigate the complexities of love, motherhood, and independence.

A deeply conflicted young woman who experiments with relationships and struggles with pregnancy. Her journey includes a miscarriage and the realization of the limits of her plans, set against the backdrop of her friendships and activism intertwined with Jerry.

A newly married woman who craves freedom and equality in her relationship. She experiences postpartum depression and marital strain, ultimately confronting abuse and choosing to leave, then returning on the condition of mutual respect.

An activist who is involved with Joey and later joins the rebellion in the mountains. His involvement marks the political backdrop of the film, and his fate has a lasting impact on those around him.

A teacher who enters a relationship with Sylvia, later revealed to have a complex personal life with multiple partners. His relationship with Sylvia is a pivotal moment, illustrating the complexities of trust and commitment.

Sylvia's ex-husband with whom she shares custody of their son. His continued presence in Sylvia's life reflects the lingering ties of past relationships as new bonds form.

A mediocre singer whose career is steered by a controlling talent agent. She sustains a public persona and makes choices about fame, including intimate favors to secure opportunities, before choosing to sing for fun rather than career advancement.

A lesbian talent agent who emphasizes image over talent and leverages relationships to maintain her client’s fame. She embodies the commodification of female artists in the industry.

Maritess's husband who commits a rape against her, catalyzing a turning point in her life. He later becomes part of the ongoing tension and complexity within their marriage as Maritess seeks equality.