Arrogant self-help guru and department store owner. Initially dismissive of Georgia, he later suspects her of business sabotage and bribes hotel staff to investigate her. At a dinner party, he publicly attempts to humiliate her, alienating his wealthy companions. Overcome by guilt and embarrassment, he contemplates suicide before Georgia's misdiagnosis is revealed.
Former employer-employee dynamic that shifts to adversarial.
Burns serves as Kragen's loyal subordinate and romantic partner.
Dillings associates with Kragen in high-society circles.
Stewart shares Kragen's elite social and political network.
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