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The central protagonist, raised by his mother and haunted by questions about his father. He strives for success at the boarding school and grapples with a sense of belonging and identity. His emotional arc culminates in reconciling with his mother and embracing his path forward.

A mischievous yet loyal classmate who brings energy to the group. He forms a close bond with Kabir and Dhungya, teaching and learning about courage, friendship, and responsibility. His backstory includes family pressures that inform his outlook on life.

A carefree village boy whose presence shakes up the boarding school’s routine. He challenges authority and helps reveal personal truths, while showing a compassionate side that strengthens the trio’s dynamics. His resilience and humor provide balance to the group.

Kabir's classmate and love interest who becomes part of the trio’s journey. She supports Kabir’s confession and adds a compassionate perspective to the unfolding relationships. Grace represents hope and candid emotion within the school environment.

Kabir’s aunt who steps in to mend the tense mother-son relationship. She orchestrates attempts to bring the family closer, acting as a bridge between silence and communication. Her involvement underscores themes of family duty and care.

Kabir’s mother, a single parent facing the strain of a serious illness while trying to protect her son. Her strength, vulnerability, and love drive the emotional core of the story as she navigates hope and despair.

A fellow student whose academic struggles reflect broader family pressures, including divorce. Kabir helps him through a difficult moment, illustrating the impact of friendship and the consequences of strict authority.