Three Fat Men

An acrobat in a traveling caravan who joins the miners' uprising. Resourceful and loyal to his companions, he helps orchestrate the resistance and plays a key role in the palace infiltration. His quick thinking and fearless spirit keep the rebels moving forward.

A young girl in the caravan who bears an uncanny resemblance to the doll. She volunteers to impersonate the repaired doll to infiltrate the palace. Her courage drives the rescue plan, even as she faces arrest and danger.

The lonely heir of the Three Fat Men, a boy who discovers Suok’s deception but chooses not to expose it. His curiosity and capacity for feeling—shaped by the rebels’ actions—hint at a future beyond the regime.

A rebel leader who is captured and paraded as part of a victory celebration. He embodies the aspiration of the people to break free, and his eventual release marks the turning point in the uprising.

The ruthless General who commands the royal forces and oversees the crackdown on the miners’ uprising. He represents the brutal enforcement of the Fat Men’s rule and the obstacles the rebels must overcome.

Renowned scientist who helps Tibul disguise and repairs the damaged doll. He is mistaken for a high-ranking official during the chaos, highlighting how expertise can become entangled in political games.

One of the three Fat Men who symbolize the regime’s cruelty and control. He participates in enforcing the crackdown and maintaining the oppressive order.

Another member of the Fat Men’s trio, representing the regime’s willingness to use force to crush rebellion. His role emphasizes the breadth of the oppressive apparatus.

The third Fat Man who stands for the ruling elite’s total grip on power. He is part of the set of leaders orchestrating the suppression.

A captain in the Fat Men’s forces who leads soldiers during the palace crackdown. He embodies the disciplined military presence enforcing the regime’s will.

The master of ceremonies who presides over the palace’s victory celebrations. His role highlights how spectacle legitimizes tyrannical rule and masks violence.