Thematically and characteristically, the novel is a sonata caging varied dimensions of falling in love, and generally, between six duos of middle class individuals; and further with a few other similar humanistic layers as well. Of the latter, primarily the illumination that all humans have the same colour of blood though they are of, different ethnicity, creed and breed, or whatever they are, morally they must be considered alike and dignify societally equal. This aspect is mainly portrayed in the novel through two characters of social eminence. One, a highly profiled professor Kanishke Yatawara researching and writing on the ethnic problem, and the other, Lieutenant Abhaya Devapriya, a naval officer sacrificing his time and soul for the promotion of its existence via his own deeds performed secretly, and on convictions he is embraced with like a sage. It’s a novel of dynamic imaginations, sentient but reflective characters impregnated with full of flesh and blood, sensuous psychic feelings of love, and their reversals of sensitivity.