Danny's daughter and a freshman film student at Bard College. Her provocative short film initially unsettles the family. She engages in heated arguments with her uncles and Harold over family dynamics and alcohol, ultimately creating a film that is screened at The Whitney, where she also helps locate her grandfather's long-lost sculpture.
Protagonist and hotel worker abused by her boss. After falling into the ocean during a storm, she washes ashore on a utopian women-only island. She learns combat, struggles with the camp's violent ideology, and gradually recovers her memories through dreams of a tunnel and a submarine. Ultimately, she chooses to return to the real world, navigating the storm with the islanders' help to reunite with her coworker.
Ellie is a driver hired to help deliver the briefcase and is seeking money for a fresh start. After the exchange goes wrong, she reluctantly joins Danny in tracking down the passenger and recovering the case. Their dangerous partnership becomes romantic, and she eventually agrees to let Danny accompany her to Providence.
A budding artist in Brooklyn who moves in with Julia and Don after being dumped by her boyfriend Nate. She falsely claims to be making a documentary about Julia to impress her, leading to tension, journal correspondence with Julia, and eventual reconciliation before she secures a job and moves out.
Grace Van Patten has 23 screen credits in a career dating back to 1999. Signature works include Tell Me Lies, The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox, Rubber Hut. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.