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The protagonist. Her internal journey involves breaking free from patriarchal expectations and discovering painful but necessary truths about her heritage.
Nané’s cousin and a journalist. She serves as a witness and participant in the struggle, reflecting the author’s own background as a journalist.
by Magda Tagtachian is a powerful contemporary novel that weaves together the search for personal identity with the geopolitical struggle of the Kurdish and Armenian peoples in Northern Syria. Plot Overview
Tagtachian explicitly connects the Armenian Genocide of 1915 to the modern threats faced by the Kurds, arguing that both peoples share a similar struggle for survival against Ottoman-style policies.
A central pillar of the book is the battle against patriarchy . It highlights women making autonomous decisions about their lives and bodies in a traditionally male-dominated war zone.