She wears modest clothing, perhaps a simple and dark dress that might be slightly worn, reinforcing her position as someone who is not in the spotlight. There is an austerity to her appearance, as if life itself had drained her colors. She might carry a small bag or practical accessory, but nothing extravagant or eye-catching.

His hair could be short and beginning to turn gray, or perhaps thinning, hinting at the passage of time. He wears traditional clerical clothing — a black cassock or a simple suit with a characteristic white collar, reinforcing his identity as a priest. His attire might appear slightly worn, indicating a life of simplicity and few possessions.

Father McKenzie's hands, perhaps slightly rough or thin, might suggest the habit of writing sermons and performing manual tasks, such as darning socks, as mentioned in the song. He moves calmly, but perhaps with a slightly hunched posture, symbolizing the emotional and spiritual weight he carries.

An old woman with black loose hair, a sad face and dull eyes is looking out of her window at the people passing in the street.  She is wearing a simple dress.