Hyena

Ryan is portrayed as a dedicated soldier grappling with the weight of his responsibilities and the harsh realities of war. His relationship with Captain Bowman adds personal stakes to his mission, highlighting the emotional turmoil that soldiers often face. As the story unfolds, Ryan's leadership and resolve are put to the ultimate test in life-or-death situations.

Captain Mitchell is characterized by his curiosity and determination to understand the local culture and the enigmatic figure of The Ghost. His attempts to bridge connections showcase his leadership qualities, while his decisions frequently reflect the ethical dilemmas faced by military personnel in conflict zones. His interactions with The Ghost add layers to his character’s development.

Captain Bowman serves as a voice of connection to Ryan's personal life, operating in communications during the chaos of war. Her revelation of her pregnancy adds emotional complexity to Ryan's situation, reinforcing the impact of conflict on relationships. She embodies the struggles of those left behind and emphasizes the human side of warfare.

The Ghost is a mysterious and seasoned figure, shaped by his experiences from the Soviet-Afghan war. His dual-colored eyes symbolize his unique perspective on survival and the complexities of his identity. As a pivotal character, he serves as both protector and enigma, challenging the Canadian soldiers' understanding of friend and foe.

BDK is a local warlord exuding cruelty and power, representing the darker aspects of the conflict. His actions and decisions drive much of the tension and conflict in the story, showcasing the challenges faced by soldiers trying to navigate the intricate dynamics of war. His ruthless nature contrasts sharply with The Ghost's complex character.