Rovach's imprisoned brother and democracy supporter. Extracted from Hong Kong by the squad. His televised speech sparks a citizen revolt, leading to his appointment as Turgistan's new president.
The Emperor is the ruler whose corrupt empire is challenged by Bartok's execution and Geza's death. He rebukes Geza's paranoia about Raiden, while his council warns that public support for the Bartok clan could turn the people against the crown.
Husband and son who stays in Iran to care for his aging father. Hires a cleaner, accidentally causes her miscarriage, faces criminal charges, and lies in court to avoid prison.
The protagonist, an Iranian refugee and former national-level wrestler in Sweden. He trains to join the Swedish national team to expedite his asylum process while concealing his homosexuality, which was the actual reason he fled Iran.
A middle-class classmate traveling with his wife Shohreh and their children. He is part of the group that searches for Elly and collectively pressures Sepideh to lie to Alireza about the invitation.
Malcolm's best friend and a physicist. Co-creator of the time-travel machine. Initially wants to use it to kill the drunk driver responsible for his own family's death ten years prior, but adapts to help Sophie. Advocates for erasing mass murderers from history. Ultimately decides to reset the timeline by saving his own family, which erases the machine's existence, retaining only his memories.
A deportee whom the officers are ordered to escort to the airport. He may face imprisonment or death if returned to his country, hesitates when offered a chance to run because he fears being killed, and eventually escapes.
Payman Maadi has 47 screen credits in a career dating back to 2001. Signature works include Crime 101, The Night Of, 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
