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Father of Layla
Formal professor at Layla's old school
Homeschools Layla
Writer of multiple poems and books
True to his Muslim beliefs

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Wife of Ali
Mother to Layla
Also Lost her job
Homeschools Layla as well
Formal chiropractor

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Boyfriend of Layla
Best friend to Layla
David has known Layla for years prior to the relationship
Religion is Jewish

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A high school senior
girlfriend to David, and is dedicated to him
A very stubborn individual who wants to stand up for herself and those who don't have a voice
She is fearless, and has no idea when to stop speaking and hold for the exact moment

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Layla is a resilent person. In chapter 4, the Amins are removed from there homes because of their religon. Later on in the chapter, Layla figures out that she can begin her life from outside of her own. Even if it means that she has to remove David from her life

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Layla is a risk taker because she wanted to see David right before a curfew for her. She's a risk taker because she's not wanting to back down from the police, wanting to defend her family and not go to a camp or leave her home.

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David is caring and friendly, but is oblivious. When Layla was staying with David when Layla snuck out in chapter 1, Layla and David would continue to see each other even when they knew it was past the curfew, and David wouldn't do anything about it.

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In chapter 1 throughout chapter 3, Ali is described as a father who wishes the best for their child. Ali teachers Layla even when she can no longer be in school. Ali also assists Layla in the right directions when their is a desision needed to be made.

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Layla is altruistic. She is unselfish, and she'll do what she has to do for others. She will stand up for her family, the people she knows, and herself. In the book, in chapter 2-5, she tells her parents how much they could fix if they just stood up for themselves instead of sitting in the pack of the corner and going with the flow of what the government decided for them.

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Sophia has been there for her daughter since the beginning as said in chapter 2-3. She wants the best for her family, espeshally for her daughter Layla. The choices she wants Layla to make is in order to protect her family against the people who have a strong disliking towards muslims. Even as described in the earlier chapters, she was always cooking for her family, always watching out for them, and thinking of possible ways in order to protect them.