Ulli

Ulli enters the story as a figure on the margins of a world built around trafficking — watchful, economical with words, more comfortable observing than explaining himself. Whatever he wants, he keeps close, and the people around him seem unsure whether to trust the stillness or worry about it.

Fritz Muller Scherz plays him with a controlled quiet that makes every small gesture count for more than the dialogue does. The character works because the show refuses to explain him too quickly — you're left reading his face for information the script won't hand over, which keeps you leaning in.