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Characters in Our Lady of Alice Bhatti.

“Our Lady of Alice Bhatti” features a diverse cast of characters, each with their own unique
backgrounds and struggles. Here are some of the key characters in the novel:

1. Alice Bhatti: The protagonist of the story, Alice is a young Christian woman who works
as a nurse at Sacred Heart Hospital. She faces discrimination and prejudice due to her
religious minority status but remains resilient and determined to make a difference in her
community.

2. Teddy Butt: Teddy is a bodybuilder and ex-murderer who works at the same hospital as
Alice. He develops a complex relationship with her, and their bond becomes a central
aspect of the story. Teddy is haunted by his past and struggles with his inner demons.

3. Sister Hina Alvi: Sister Hina is a nun who works at the Sacred Heart Hospital and
becomes a mentor figure for Alice. She provides guidance and support to Alice in her
journey and encourages her to stand up against injustice.

4. Joseph Bhatti: Joseph is Alice’s father, a humble janitor who deeply cares for his
daughter. He supports her despite the challenges she faces and serves as a source of
unconditional love and protection.

5. Noor Kamal: Noor is a police officer who develops a romantic interest in Alice. He tries
to protect her from the violence and corruption of the city and becomes an ally in her
fight for justice.

6. Major Kiyani: Major Kiyani is a powerful and corrupt figure who abuses his authority
and is involved in criminal activities. He poses a significant threat to Alice and Teddy
throughout the story.
7. Father Ozi: Father Ozi is a Catholic priest who supports Alice and her family. He offers
guidance and spiritual solace, highlighting the collision between faith and the realities of
a challenging society.

These characters, along with several others, contribute to the rich tapestry of “Our Lady of Alice
Bhatti” and play significant roles in shaping the narrative, exploring themes of resilience, love,
and the complexities of Pakistani society.

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