Bruno Madrigal

Being able to see the future doesn't mean you always understand what it means.

📍 Confessing the limits of his gift. He stops looking like a frightening prophet and starts reading as an ordinary person lost in uncertainty.

I left because I didn't want to hurt anyone else.

📍 His reason for living alone in the walls for a decade — the reveal that it was his own choice, not a banishment.

The rats don't judge.

📍 The most honest summary of his life in the walls — funny and heartbreaking in equal measure.

You were at the center of the vision. You always were.

📍 The scene where the vision's true meaning begins to surface — revealing how much faith he placed in Mirabel all along.