Rogneda is Rogovold's daughter and Vladimir's intended bride. She rejects Vladimir, believing he seeks marriage only to gain access to her father's soldiers, and insults his birth, prompting his assault on Polotsk. After her family is killed, Vladimir prevents her execution; later she lives in Kiev and joins an attempted pagan sacrifice.
Supportive friend involved in the re-education circle.
Anya is a woman preparing for a wedding while struggling with shyness, body-image concerns, and insecurity in her relationship. At the celebration she tries to appear confident, becomes upset when she sees her partner dancing with another woman, and later begins demanding fitness training to lose weight before the wedding.
Sasha is Olya’s friend who travels with her to find Sergey. At Olya’s suggestion, she approaches him pretending to be his daughter while Olya uses Sasha’s name. Sasha becomes increasingly involved in the visit and in her interactions with Sergey, which strains her friendship with Olya; when they leave, she chooses to go with Kirill.
Sasha is Boris's wife, who discovers his graffiti through Instagram and follows him at night. She attempts to destroy one of his portraits but instead meets the woman represented by it. Their unexpected connection leads both women back to Boris and toward a shared domestic arrangement.
Kira is a determined woman who begins the story by confronting a rude driver and refusing to take Artem seriously when he calls himself her guardian angel. She later works closely with Artem, Fedya, and Zhenya to manipulate a wealthy businessman and redirect money to save their seriously ill friend.
Sasha Bortich has 37 screen credits in a career dating back to 2014. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently The Watchers with 4 titles. Signature works include Poker for Us, Goddess Like Me, Viking. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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