I-330
I-330 is a charismatic woman connected to the Mephi rebellion.
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Spoiler-freeI-330 is a charismatic woman connected to the Mephi rebellion. She breaks rules openly in private, enters the Ancient House, and uses her access to D-503 to reach the Integral. She may genuinely care for him, but the book never separates affection cleanly from revolutionary purpose. Arrested after the failed seizure of the ship, she is tortured under the Gas Bell and refuses to confess. Her execution is implied but not directly narrated.
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