Leila's brother who returns from a long stay in Yemen radically transformed. He initially opposes Armand but becomes unexpectedly fascinated by the mysterious veiled woman (Armand's disguise), creating a complex psychological and romantic dynamic.
Initial violent opposition stemming from ideological and romantic rivalry.
Initial alliance based on shared conservative beliefs and mutual support.
Clash between newly acquired radicalism and established secular reformism.
Ideological friction between maternal feminism and brotherly conservatism.
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