Opinionated elderly man who spends his mornings in the park, reminiscing about his past labor union, socialist/communist activities, and lost love. He becomes Midge's self-appointed attorney, urging him to resist retirement pressures, and faces dangers from local drug dealers and muggers.
Direct intersection with a local drug dealer.
Nat's activist stance directly opposes Pete's bureaucratic pressure.
Long-standing park acquaintances who share daily conversations.
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