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Anarvik is a community member whom Inuk visits while seeking a wife. Inuk asks about the daughters of Anarvik's brother, who have been promised but have not arrived. Their absence contributes to Inuk's frustration with waiting and relying on other people's arrangements, prompting him to leave and hunt alone before the later dispute over Asiak.
Ho San's father is among the Christians whom the communist authorities order killed. The threat against his parents, alongside the persecution of the villagers, helps bring Ho San to reject communism as a solution for China and leads him to try to escape with Siu Lan, their son, and the two priests.
Wan Li is a Chinese man and the uncle of a little servant girl injured in an attack on a neighbouring plantation. Jim gives him a lift, and Wan Li subsequently goes to the police. The communists murder him afterward, making his fate part of the conflict surrounding the attacks.
Andy Ho has 17 screen credits in a career dating back to 1952. Signature works include Swiss Family Robinson, The World of Suzie Wong, An Almost Perfect Affair. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
