A quiet, book-reading cellmate who is highly respected. He violently stops Albert from sharing a vulgar story, hinting at his own past of killing a rapist who assaulted his wife. Despite his reserved nature, he actively participates in the planned murder of the new prisoner alongside the others.
Dawid is a reserved but influential presence in Łukasz's prison environment.
Dawid is introduced as Łukasz's quiet cellmate and is treated with respect by the other prisoners.
Dawid violently rejects Albert's attitude toward sexual abuse.
When Albert tells a vulgar story about sexual violence, Dawid grabs him and threatens to break his neck if he speaks that way again.
They share the same coercive prison hierarchy, although the plot gives little direct interaction between them.
Dawid and Roman occupy the same prison cell and are involved in the cell's response to the new prisoner.
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