The Naked Eye

A thirty-something consultant who rebels against her upper-middle-class background and embraces sexual exploration. She maintains a video diary via The Owl, using it to observe her own behavior and emotions. The character navigates desire, loneliness, and the pull between independence and meaningful connection, challenging social norms at every turn.

A young, wealthy man with no clear occupation who quickly becomes Begoña's intense pursuer. He embodies confidence and entitlement, pursuing her relentlessly despite her mixed signals. His presence destabilizes existing relationships and exposes Begoña's appetite for novelty as well as vulnerability.

An older painter who has been Begoña's lover for years. He represents steadiness, culture, and the comfortable but unequal dynamic of an older partner. His relationship with Begoña contrasts with her younger affairs, offering a different form of intimacy and restraint.

Begoña's adventurous ex-boyfriend and occasional lover, a biker who stirs up trouble and competition among her suitors. He challenges Begoña's boundaries with a bold, reckless energy. His presence catalyzes jealousy and forceful dynamics within the group of friends and lovers.

Begoña's coworker and sometimes lover who alternates between pursuing her and stepping back. He represents a more stable, predictable option, yet his advances feel hollow compared to her more intense encounters. His role highlights the tension between desire and emotional availability.

A friend of Begoña, married to a younger man and struggling with pregnancy. She seeks insemination and enlists Begoña's help, illustrating the complexities of modern relationships and reproductive choices. Her arc shows how friendship intersects with intimate life and family planning.

Begoña's high school boyfriend, now married with twins, who hosts a New Year party and represents a potential path of conventional life. He embodies the lure of traditional success and domesticity, contrasting with Begoña's appetite for risk. His presence invites reflection on alternate life choices and what Begoña might have become.