Knight Without Armour

An English spy who assumes the Russian alias Peter Ouronov to infiltrate a radical group. He is fluent in Russian and uses charm and wit to survive, though his mission forces him to balance duty with personal risk and growing attachment.

Aristocratic widow and central figure of the romance who becomes entangled in the political danger around her. Her status makes her a prize and a target in a country convulsed by war, yet she shows resilience and a fierce will to endure.

British officer who recruits Peter to spy on Russia. He is pragmatic and commanding, using his position to influence events and push the mission forward, often placing others at risk in pursuit of intelligence.

Radical aristocrat and leader of the revolutionary group. His zeal for upheaval contrasts with Peter's caution, driving the plot toward dangerous confrontations and daring acts.

Father of Alexandra and a senior military commander representing the old imperial order. He embodies the authority the protagonists are up against and the peril that comes with challenging it.

Young Commissar whose sensitivity and courage surface as he escorts the fugitives. His observations reveal the humanity within the revolutionary ranks, and his ultimate sacrifice marks a turning point in their escape.

A senior commissar whose suspicions challenge the lovers’ flight but who also demonstrates a sense of duty amidst rapidly changing loyalties. His interactions heighten the moral tension of the pursuit.

A drunken official whose incompetence inadvertently catalyzes key events. His behavior highlights the chaotic and often absurd elements that complicate life during upheaval.