A renowned aircraft designer and Vika's father. He is arrested on suspicion of subversive activities but later acquitted. He returns to a devastated apartment, reflecting on the hardships of the past year before the outbreak of war.
A father-daughter relationship placed under political persecution.
The plot identifies Vika as the daughter of the aircraft designer Leonid Lyuberetsky. His arrest and later return directly determine Vika's crisis.
Their professional connection places Sasha within Leonid's industrial circle.
Leonid Lyuberetsky hires Sasha at his factory.
Leonid's persecution helps trigger Iskra's ideological transformation.
Iskra meets Vika's father and begins questioning her inherited ideas about justice, duty, happiness, and political labels.
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