Dan McDowell's wife and Johnny's mother, she prepares Dan's birthday cake with their daughter at the family home beside the fire station. The story places her with the family during the birthday gathering, though it gives her no further described role in the later events.
Bonita is a woman Gene advises to take refuge among the crags when she is about to be accused of murdering a man who fought for her. Majesty misunderstands the relationship between Bonita and Gene and becomes jealous when she sees them talking, creating tension between Majesty and Gene.
Ann Dixon's mother, identified in the plot as Mrs. Dixon. After Ann becomes gravely ill following an abortion, her mother asks her for forgiveness, saying she utterly failed her. Ann quietly dies soon afterward. The plot summary does not describe Martha's other actions or provide further details about her relationship with Ann.
Virginia True Boardman has 32 screen credits in a career dating back to 1912. Signature works include The Railroader, The Tomboy on Bar Z, The Village Blacksmith. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
