Colter Shaw's estranged mother, whose complicated history with the Shaw family has shaped Colter's personal backstory. Her return to his life brings unresolved family tensions to the surface.
A briefly appearing figure with limited narrative information and no confirmed role in the central conflict.
Medical professional.
James Marshall's wife and one of the principal hostages aboard Air Force One. Ivan Korshunov separates her from the other passengers and uses her captivity, along with Alice's, to pressure the President into arranging Alexander Radek's release. She survives and is transferred to safety before the aircraft crashes.
Scott's former spouse who struggles with his sudden magical transformation.
Neil's wife and Charlie's mother, supportive and grounded family anchor.
The Talk Show Hostess interviews Ma after her rescue, with the appearance suggested by the family’s lawyer as a way to earn money. Her questioning about Ma keeping Jack instead of sending him away deeply upsets Ma and contributes to her emotional crisis.
Scott's ex-wife and mother of Charlie, navigating custody and belief.
Ma'am is the mother in the Martin household that takes Andrew in as a domestic robot. She belongs to the family whose home and relationships shape Andrew’s early development, although the available plot summary provides no separate actions or later storyline specifically attributed to her.
Adam's wife who reports their daughter's dog death, prompting Adam's visit to the cloning store. She is later abducted by Drucker's agents during their daughter's school recital and rescued by the real Adam.
Mark aunt who initially hosts the boys in her home. She grows suspicious of Henry after finding a hidden rubber duck, confronts him about Richard death, and is pushed off a cliff by Henry. She is rescued by Mark and ultimately chooses to save Mark over Henry as he falls.
Elaine Burka visits Jack while he is recovering from a leg injury. The summary identifies her by name and describes her visit as part of the attention and affection he receives during recovery, but does not specify her relationship to Jack or what they discuss.
Wendy Crewson has 117 screen credits in a career dating back to 1980. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Joanne Kilbourn Mysteries Collection with 6 titles. Signature works include Saving Hope, ReGenesis, Mayday. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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