Khaad

A pragmatic traveler among the stranded group who helps keep the moral and practical discussions grounded as fear rises. He contributes to group dynamics with composure and routine suggestions for survival.

An adult traveler whose presence represents the diverse cross-section of the group. He participates in the tense, intimate conversations that unfold through the night.

Shiuli’s husband, a family man navigating fear and care for his loved ones while the others confront their deepest memories.

An established member of the group whose interactions help frame the shifting alliances and loyalties that emerge as secrets are revealed.

A traveler who watches the dynamics unfold, his reactions reflect the growing tension as the night stretches into the early hours.

A passenger among the group whose presence contributes to the mosaic of personalities and the unfolding emotional landscape.

A traveler who experiences the tension, fear, and potential revelation of secrets during the night as part of the group.

An actress among the travelers who adds a note of glamour but also a different sensitivity to the collective experience.

A key participant in the night’s conversations whose responses help drive the emotional and moral temperature of the group.

One of the tourists whose presence contributes to the varied perspectives and the evolving group interactions.

The priest who attempts to maintain order and offers a ritual framework for the group’s night of confession.

Khokan’s mother, an elder traveler whose presence anchors the generation gap and adds a layer of care and distress to the group.