Sheila's father, a Shakespearean tragedian who treats the kidnapping as a publicity stunt, eagerly embracing the role of a worried parent to thrive on newspaper coverage.
Harry's crime places him in opposition to Michael's family and public response.
Harry's kidnapping creates the crisis in which Michael performs the role of a worried parent.
Sheila is Michael's daughter and feels overshadowed by his theatrical career.
The plot identifies Sheila as Michael Farlaine's teenage daughter.
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