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| Character | Written Persona | Key Dialogue Traits | |-----------|----------------|----------------------| | | Brooding, arrogant, but secretly vulnerable. His anger is a defense mechanism. | Short, commanding sentences. Frequent use of metaphors about walls and control. | | Sahiba Kaur Gill | Resilient, outspoken, empathetic. She refuses to be a victim despite circumstances. | Long, reasoned arguments. Uses Punjabi idioms to ground her middle-class roots. | | Gurleen Kaur Gill (Sahiba’s mother) | The voice of traditional resilience. | Witty, sarcastic, and protective dialogues. | | Bebe (Angad’s grandmother) | The patriarch of the family, often the obstacle. | Authoritative, moralizing, but occasionally vulnerable lines. |
| Character | Written Persona | Key Dialogue Traits | |-----------|----------------|----------------------| | | Brooding, arrogant, but secretly vulnerable. His anger is a defense mechanism. | Short, commanding sentences. Frequent use of metaphors about walls and control. | | Sahiba Kaur Gill | Resilient, outspoken, empathetic. She refuses to be a victim despite circumstances. | Long, reasoned arguments. Uses Punjabi idioms to ground her middle-class roots. | | Gurleen Kaur Gill (Sahiba’s mother) | The voice of traditional resilience. | Witty, sarcastic, and protective dialogues. | | Bebe (Angad’s grandmother) | The patriarch of the family, often the obstacle. | Authoritative, moralizing, but occasionally vulnerable lines. |
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