The Devil’s Eye

Daughter of a vicar, twenty and a virgin whose chastity is central to the plot. She becomes the target of Don Juan's seduction, tested by supernatural forces. Her choices, steadfastness, and eventual marriage to Jonas shape the story's moral arc.

A legendary seducer who travels to Earth to win Britt-Marie, constrained by Satan's punishment. He experiences genuine emotion, ultimately falling in love and failing to seduce her. His arc shifts from conquest to reluctant surrender and departure back to Hell.

A demon who follows Don Juan and Pablo, stoking jealousy and mischief while preventing others from freely enjoying themselves. He embodies the scheme that tests relationships and highlights the fragility of mortal virtue.

Don Juan's servant who becomes enamoured with Renata, drawn into the demon's schemes. His affections reveal how desire can complicate loyalty and family bonds.

Wife of the vicar who becomes entangled with Pablo due to the demon's manipulation. Her actions trigger misunderstandings that reverberate through the vicar's household.

A happy, gullible man who hosts Don Juan, Pablo, and Britt-Marie. He tries to manage the turmoil with practical measures—like using a key to discipline the demon—and he worries about his daughter's chastity.

Britt-Marie's fiancé; His relationship with Britt-Marie becomes strained as jealousy and manipulation enter the story, culminating in his leaving and the couple's future uncertain.

The cosmic catalyst behind the wager on Britt-Marie's chastity. He experiences both frustration and eventual mercy as the human lie alters the outcome of the eye's punishment.