Successful writer with emotional problems and Pauline's sister. She brings her son Claude to visit Pauline before her wedding to Malcolm. She disapproves of Malcolm, clashes with Pauline over past grievances and a secret pregnancy, and attempts to send Claude to Vermont before ultimately chasing his bus.
Margot openly rejects Malcolm as Pauline's fiancé.
Margot disapproves of Pauline's choice of Malcolm and calls him an unsuccessful, unstable musician whom she considers completely unattractive.
Their professional collaboration becomes uncomfortable when Dick's interview questions turn personal.
Margot plans to be interviewed by Dick at a bookstore, and the plot identifies him as the successful author collaborating with her on a screenplay.
Margot is Claude's mother and struggles to protect and remain connected to him.
Margot brings her 11-year-old son Claude to visit Pauline, later tries to send him to Vermont, and finally boards his bus.
They are sisters whose family bond is strained by long-standing resentment.
The plot identifies Pauline as Margot's sister, and the two visit and confront each other before Pauline's wedding.
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