Unfaithfully Yours

A celebrated conductor and composer who is refined yet dangerously quick to jealousy. He treats love as possession and lets suspicion drive him to a drastic, improvised plan. His charm hides a volatile insecurity that spirals when he misreads the situation.

Claude's beautiful, younger wife who keeps a secret from her husband. She feels guilt about the affair and wrestles with loyalty and discretion. Her reactions reveal the tension between desire and commitment as the truth comes to light.

A handsome violinist and Claude's protégé, known for his charm with the ladies. He becomes the focal point of Claude's suspicion, though the real affair involves Carla. He seeks to avoid blame as misunderstandings snowball.

Norman's wife whose casual meetings with Max reveal the complexity of the relationships. She is torn between guilt and discretion, and her actions help drive the miscommunications that unfold. She becomes a catalyst for confrontations that follow.

The husband who suspects his wife of infidelity and hires the detective. He embodies the social circle's pretensions and serves as a foil to Claude's calculated rage. His accusations set the plan in motion, even as he misreads the truth.

The private detective hired to uncover the affair; quick-witted and practical but prone to misreading clues. He represents rational inquiry in the face of emotional chaos, and his pursuit exposes how misinterpretation can spread.

The Italian valet who unintentionally garbles a message, triggering the chain of misunderstandings. He embodies the cultural backdrop and the accidental humor of the social setting. His misstep helps drive the farcical tone of the story.