Orphaned Christian boy adopted by Jób and Róza. Raised unaware of religion, he learns of God from a visiting monk, survives diphtheria, and endures the trauma of witnessing his adoptive parents' deportation and cold rejection, ultimately wandering alone calling for the Messiah.
Jób becomes Lackó's adoptive father and spiritual guide.
Jób and Róza adopt the orphaned Christian boy Lackó. Jób raises him as the child chosen to preserve the family's spirit and faith.
Róza is Lackó's adoptive mother, though their bond is ultimately ruptured by deportation.
Róza co-adopts Lackó with Jób and joins him in praying for the boy's recovery from diphtheria.
Günther introduces Lackó to religious ideas outside Jób's household explanations.
Monk Günther meets Lackó and begins teaching him about religion.
Ilka helps provide care and stability for Lackó after his adoptive parents leave.
After Jób and Róza depart, Lackó is left with Ilka and Jani, who remain at the estate to care for him.
Jani becomes one of Lackó's practical protectors after the deportation.
The plot states that Jani remains at the estate to care for Lackó alongside Ilka after Jób and Róza's departure.
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