Greek philosopher and teacher at the Platonic school in Alexandria. She dedicates her life to scientific inquiry, researching planetary motions, the Earth's spherical shape, and the heliocentric model. Despite facing political turmoil, religious persecution, and being forbidden from teaching by Christians, she remains committed to science. Her influence over Orestes and her intellectual independence lead to her being labeled a witch, ultimately resulting in her martyrdom.
Theon is Hypatia's father and the head of their academic institution.
Davus begins as Hypatia's enslaved assistant and academic aide.
Orestes attempts a romantic pursuit that Hypatia explicitly and bluntly rejects.
Hypatia mentors Synesius in philosophy and science during his youth.
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