Jeroen's foster father. Provides a stable, kind environment despite initial confusion. Shows profound empathy at the end by preserving Walt's belongings and facilitating Jeroen's healing.
Hait helps the mother preserve and transmit an important memory.
When the boy leaves, Hait gives the soldier's sunglasses to his mother and asks her to pass them on later.
They jointly provide a supportive foster-family environment.
The plot identifies Hait and Mem as the foster parents who take the young boy into their rural family during the war.
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