The Mark of Zorro

A noble cadet by day and a fearless masked vigilante by night, Diego adopts a fop persona to spy on the Alcalde and Esteban. He fights for freedom with skill, wit, and strategic courage, while keeping his true identity hidden from most. His growing affection for Teresa complicates his mission and intensifies his resolve.

Diego's father and a respected patriarch who supports the rebellion from the shadows. He helps rally the caballeros and peons and ultimately acknowledges his son's identity as Zorro. His leadership and pride help turn the tide as the people confront the Alcalde and Esteban.

The witty, urbane captain who wields power and fear to oppress the town. He derides Diego's masquerade but underestimates the hero’s resolve, forcing a deadly duel that reveals his true vulnerability. His charisma masks a ruthless desire to maintain control.

The Alcalde who rules through fear, backed by Esteban and the puppet master behind the oppressive regime. He enforces cruel laws and high taxes that provoke resentment. His resignation at the hands of Zorro marks the collapse of the regime.

The Alcalde's niece who becomes Diego's love interest. She embodies courage and sympathy for the rebel cause, balancing family loyalty with personal affection. Her involvement reinforces the stakes of the fight for freedom.

The Alcalde's wife who navigates a web of loyalty and manipulation. She is used by Esteban to gain information and test Diego, showing how personal relationships become instruments in political games. Her choices reveal the human cost of oppression.

The old priestly teacher who is accused of being Zorro and imprisoned. Diego orchestrates a bold rescue, highlighting the theme of justice and mercy against tyranny. Felipe’s plight exemplifies the community’s thirst for truth and reform.