Trivial

A Le Havre police lieutenant haunted by his wife's death, struggling with depression while pursuing a case that may defy conventional explanation. He is relentless, stubborn, and driven by a sense of justice that borders on self-destructive obsession. His personal grief colors every deduction and decision, making him both tenacious and unstable at times.

A celebrated film actress whose tragic, decades-old death casts a long shadow over the present mystery. She appears as a mysterious figure tied to the investigation, embodying the past that refuses to stay buried. Her memory personifies the link between Renard's own loss and the hotel’s haunted history.

Antoine Bérangère's son, skeptical of Renard's intrusion yet drawn into the family history. He acts as a bridge between the past and present, helping to uncover motivations behind the disappearances and the hotel’s secrets.

Antoine's second wife who navigates shifting loyalties amid a web of hidden agendas. Her involvement adds layers to the investigation as revelations about Victoria and the family history come to light.

A powerful, enigmatic figure whose disappearance and presumed murder catalyze the unraveling of long-held family secrets. His past actions and influence shape the course of Renard's investigation.

Renard's pragmatic partner who remains skeptical of memory-driven theories while supporting the investigation. He provides a counterbalance to Renard's emotional drive and helps keep the pursuit grounded.

A dignified, enigmatic presence who embodies the hotel's storied past. She hints at lingering memories and the spectral atmosphere that surrounds the case.

The nanny who vanished after a life-altering crash, carrying a hidden history of abuse and loyalty. Her role underscores the darker undercurrents of the family saga.

A supporting figure whose presence hints at the wider network of people affected by the era's secrets. He contributes small but meaningful pieces to the puzzle Renard tries to assemble.