Padre di Anna appears solely in the final episode of the series, an adaptation of "The Little Match Girl." He is a poor and struggling man residing with his daughter, Anna, in a decrepit attic during a harsh winter. The family endures extreme poverty.

His background includes the death of his wife, Anna's mother, which left him as Anna's sole caretaker under dire circumstances. He is frequently absent from their attic dwelling, leaving Anna alone for long periods. While his precise activities during these absences remain unspecified, the context implies he may be searching for work or provisions, though unsuccessfully.

His role centers on the economic hardship that drives the story's conflict. His absence forces Anna to venture into the snowy streets to sell matches. The character does not undergo significant personal development or change throughout the episode, serving instead to establish the tragic situation Anna must face.