Pedro Páramo

• Authoritarian: Pedro Páramo is a powerful landowner who exerts absolute control over the town of Comala.
• Mysterious: His presence is enigmatic and is felt even after his death.
• Possessive: He considers himself the owner of everything in Comala, including the people.
• Cruel: He is capable of committing cruel and ruthless acts to maintain his power and control.
• Solitary: Despite his power and influence, Pedro Páramo is a solitary and isolated character.
• Enigmatic: His past and motivations are obscure and difficult to understand.

In general, Pedro Páramo is a shadowy and ominous character who exerts a great influence over the town of Comala and its inhabitants.

A middle-aged man, with an imposing and authoritative presence.

On some occasions, it is mentioned that Pedro Páramo is a tall man with a robust build, a strong and authoritative voice.

Lucas Páramo: Pedro Páramo's father. He thinks of his son as a slacker.
Juan Preciado: protagonist. He heads to Comala in search of his father.
Miguel Páramo: illegitimate but acknowledged son of Pedro Páramo. He engages in criminal behavior and likes to seduce and take advantage of women. It is said that he plays race against time.
Dolores Preciado: Pedro Páramo's first wife and Juan Preciado's mother. She hopes her son will recover the stolen property from his father.
Susana San Juan: Pedro Páramo's childhood friend and love interest. She begins to lose her mind with the death of her first husband and then her father.

Pedro Páramo disliked the idea that anyone could question his authority or challenge his power in the town of Comala. He also disliked the idea that his son, Miguel Páramo, was not strong or determined enough to inherit his legacy and maintain his position of power in the town.

• Power and control: He enjoyed exercising his authority over the people of Comala and maintaining control over its inhabitants.
• Wealth and property: He liked to accumulate wealth and property, and he prided himself on being the owner of the Media Luna estate.
• Loneliness and isolation: Despite being a powerful man, Pedro Páramo was a solitary and isolated character, and seemed to enjoy his solitude.

In general, Pedro Páramo was a character who valued authority, power, and wealth, and who felt comfortable in his role as owner and lord of Comala.

Susana San Juan: a childhood friend who returns years later to her great love, Pedro Páramo. She begins to lose her mind with the death of her first husband and then of her father.
She had childhood traumas because her father exploited her at work. Since she was little, he made her go down the mine. Her hands broke because she held the rope so tightly. Some time later, her father began to see her as a woman.
Dolores Preciado: Pedro Páramo's first wife and Juan Preciado's mother. She hopes her son will collect from his father the property he stole.