Jewish Hasidic man who adopts orphaned Christian boy Lackó, interpreting his defiance as a divine sign. He prays fervently for Lackó's survival from diphtheria and departs during the Jewish deportation, instructing Lackó to stay behind and await the Messiah.
Married partners navigating faith and adoption during wartime.
Adoptive father who views Lackó as a spiritual continuation of his family.
Community religious authority condemning Jób's unconventional adoption.
Domestic employee under Jób's household management.
Agricultural employee managing Jób's farm operations.
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