Deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland and former Provisional IRA leader. He navigates political pressures while secretly investigating the terrorist bombing killing Quan's daughter. He orders searches, tortures former comrades for information, discovers his wife orchestrated the attacks, and ultimately attempts to maintain his political position until Quan publicly exposes his connections to the terrorists.
Hierarchical political relationship where Davies holds ultimate authority over Hennessy's career.
Secret romantic affair that exposes Hennessy's vulnerability and compromises his political standing.
Historical military hierarchy that creates tension as Hennessy transitions to mainstream politics.
Professional chain of command where Kavanagh executes Hennessy's security directives.
Family bond where Hennessy leverages his nephew's tracking skills for political and security purposes.
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