Henry Morgan

Lucas Wohl is the assistant to Dr. Henry Morgan, the series' protagonist. He knows little about his boss, but has learned his habits well. Lucas is a fan of comics and movies. He is kind, considerate, and submissive to his boss, Henry Morgan.

Abraham/Abe is the elderly owner of an antique shop, the adopted son of Dr. Henry Morgan (of course, Henry and Abe keep their relationship a secret, because Henry is immortal and it's impossible for Abraham to be older than Henry—that is, older than his father—so they carefully hide it. They do it well) and his only confidant. It later turns out that Abraham is a distant, indirect descendant of Henry. Henry found Abraham as an infant in a Jewish concentration camp during World War II and, along with his wife, Abigail, adopted him. Abraham is the only person in Henry's circle who knows his secret. Abraham regularly tries to help his father become more modern, but ultimately becomes imbued with his old-fashioned habits and tastes. He sometimes helps Henry and his partner, Jo, with their investigations, using his inconspicuousness and connections in the antiques world.

Jo Martinez is a detective and the main character's partner, Dr. Henry Morgan, in his investigations. Jo is a New York City native, one of the youngest officers in the city's police department, investigating murders. A year before the events of the series, she lost her husband, and her father was a criminal. It's possible that Jo has feelings for Henry (but Henry is only friends with Jo; he doesn't want or have romantic feelings for her).

Henry Morgan is 235 years old. The typical human age is 35. Born in 1779, he doesn't age, being immortal. Henry Morgan has a charming appearance with straight features and excellent manners. In flashbacks, he often wears sideburns and period clothing. A distinctive feature of his appearance is his fashionable scarf (he's a scarf lover). Henry Morgan is a reserved but highly talented doctor. He possesses a keen analytical mind and is capable of solving crimes that would frustrate police officers. He has an extensive knowledge of languages ​​and cultures. Henry is loyal and dedicated to his work. He tends to withdraw into himself, tired of watching the people he cares about leave without him being able to follow them. At the same time, he is empathetic and understanding. Over his long life, Henry Morgan from the TV series "Everlasting" has accumulated a wealth of knowledge about medicine, human behavior, and the world in general, making him a valuable consultant in investigations. It is also known that the hero speaks Russian and has a good knowledge of Latin, Greek, and Urkesh. There are also references to his knowledge of Japanese and German.