Liucija

Barmaid who serves coffee at the parish dinner and catches Liudas’s attention. Liucė reveals she is the daughter of a Polish countess and expresses longing for Liudas Liucė is described as bitter, spiteful, and pestering everyone on Sundays; she refuses to marry that summer appears older, calmer, and more composed at the jubilee; engages in flirtatious yet distant interaction with Liudas Liucė announces she will soon marry and maintains a flirtatious exchange with Vasaris during the farewell gathering. Now married to Dr. Brazgys, lives in Kaunas, remains a vivid memory for Liudas Liucė is now Liucija Glaudžuvienė, married to Glaudžius and mother/step‑mother of Vytukas Liucija is now married to the wealthy industrialist Glaudžius, attends high‑society balls, and meets Vasaris at the theatre, revealing lingering feelings and reflecting on past choices. Liucija confronts Liudas about his feelings and prepares to leave for Palanga Liucija commits suicide by poison and leaves a suicide note for Liudas. committed suicide by poison at Dr. Brazgys's apartment, leaving a suicide note for Liudas