The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms

Main Characters and Their Development

• Yeine, a young woman who becomes entangled in political intrigue and a power struggle in a world of gods and mortals. She starts off naive and unaware, but as the story progresses, she becomes more determined and wise, realizing her strength and purpose.
• Nahadoth, the god of darkness, who has been enslaved. His relationship with Yeine plays a key role in his development, showcasing his internal struggle between his divine nature and human emotions.
• Sieh, the goddess of light and Nahadoth's sister. She is also enslaved, and her development is tied to her fight for freedom and the restoration of justice.
• Dekka, Yeine's mother, who was killed at the beginning of the book. Her death serves as a catalyst for the events that bring Yeine to Sky, the capital of the kingdoms, and compels her to seek answers and justice.