Verna

A loving wife who becomes a rape survivor and refuses to remain silent. Her courage drives the legal battle, even as she confronts social stigma and attempts by powerful figures to derail the case. Her resolve evolves into a determined push for justice and personal autonomy.

Sara’s husband, a disabled man whose initial reactions strain their marriage. He grows to understand the survivor’s pain and becomes a supportive partner in her fight for justice. His journey reflects the complexities of love, pride, and empathy under pressure.

Aami’s sister who is present during the incident at the park. She stands with Sara and plays a role in sustaining the case, highlighting familial ties and solidarity in the pursuit of truth.

The rapist and son of a powerful governor who leverages political influence to threaten Sara and derail the investigation. He embodies the misuse of privilege to shield wrongdoing, and his capture marks a turning point in the narrative.

Sara’s ally in the courtroom, a lawyer who strategizes with Sara and her family to build a credible case. She embodies professional courage in the face of intimidation and political pressure.

The presiding judge in the legal proceedings, whose rulings and demeanor reflect the tension between justice and political interference. The courtroom dynamics reveal the fragility of a fair trial under pressure.

A friend or ally who supports Sara’s pursuit of justice, contributing to the social network around the case. His role underscores the importance of trusted associates in challenging powerful interests.

A political insider linked to the power structures that protect the perpetrator, illustrating how networks of influence complicate accountability.

A wealthy figure embedded in the political power network, whose resources and status amplify the pressure surrounding the case.

A supporting character whose actions influence the course of events and the atmosphere around the case.

A political figure or consultant involved in strategy and the maneuvering surrounding the case.

A character connected to the case’s wider societal and legal context, contributing to the plot’s network of influence.

A legislator entangled in the political pressures surrounding the case, illustrating the leak of influence into the legal process.