Witch Hunt

A private investigator in a glamour-soaked but perilous Los Angeles who walks the line between skepticism and tolerance for the occult. He is resourceful, morally flexible, and driven to uncover the truth, even when magic is involved. He confesses to using magic once, revealing his pragmatic methods and the personal costs of solving the case.

A film star entangled in a marriage of convenience with power and money. She relies on charm and, at times, magic to polish her image and seize opportunities, but her need for stardom makes her vulnerable to manipulation. Her arc centers on choosing authenticity over enchantment in the face of scandal and danger.

A powerful producer whose studio world and wealth drive the plot. He wields influence and resources to control narratives, fires Kim, and becomes a target of magical plots against him. His murder by magic highlights the peril of unchecked ambition in the entertainment industry.

A warlock and former private investigator who manipulates events from the shadows. He recruits others to exploit magic for personal gain, challenging Lovecraft and testing his restraint. His presence drives the magical subplot and the central clash of loyalties.

Lovecraft's landlady and a witch who operates within Gotlieb's studio. She coordinates magic with a coven, guiding Lovecraft toward truth while avoiding direct confrontation with those in power. Her actions propel the investigation and her eventual confrontation with danger.

A politically ambitious senator who uses anti-magic rhetoric to gain support and push legislation. He baits public fear, scapegoats magical figures, and ultimately reveals his deeper political self. His alliance with Macha illustrates how power corrupts by exploiting crisis.

A supporting character who inhabits the world of the studio and its power plays. She embodies the social network behind the scenes, where deals, whispers, and loyalties shape the fate of those under the spotlight.