"It Is Worse than It Was: Analysis of Major Characters" examines the intricate relationships and conflicts among key figures in a narrative centered around love, identity, and societal expectations. Cesar Ursino is a central character, a fugitive preparing to marry Flerida Colona, while simultaneously being drawn to the mysterious Lisarda, who is veiled and embodies intrigue. Lisarda, the daughter of Juan de Aragon, faces challenges as her secret meetings with Cesar come to light, leading her to make difficult choices to protect her honor. Flerida ultimately emerges as Cesar's bride, complicating the love triangle fueled by mistaken identities and societal pressures. Don Juan, a friend of Cesar, becomes an alternative suitor for Lisarda when her relationship with Cesar falters. The narrative also features supporting characters such as Camacho and Celia, who represent the intertwining of servant and noble lives. Set against the backdrop of Gaeta, the story explores themes of loyalty, honor, and the consequences of desire within a richly woven plot. This analysis offers insights into the motivations and transformations of the characters as they navigate their intertwined fates.