Homeless or abandoned individual in urban settings.
A racist cattle baron and militia leader who has expelled non-white residents from his county. He coerces Captain Kidd into reading propaganda to his workers, but the captain reads a story that incites a rebellion. Farley is ultimately killed by his own henchman, John Calley.
A member of the Plowboys gang who joins the final neighborhood battle. He and another Plowboy fight their way to Betsy's location, resulting in heavy casualties before most are killed.
High-ranking religious official addressing moral and supernatural themes.
A supporting character with limited screen time. Likely a minor local or peripheral figure in the area.
Preacher Michael is a church preacher who encounters Asher when he attends church. He attempts to frame salvation as a cure for suffering, offering a religious response to the pain and trauma that have shaped Asher, although the summary does not show that Asher accepts his message.
An eccentric local shopkeeper who first encounters the teenagers. He provides crucial weapons and knowledge about the sharks' unusual behavior. He successfully kills one shark but is subsequently killed by another. His workshop becomes a key supply point for the survivors.
Darden is the person granted a legal judgment to collect money owed by Gentry. His claim places the family ranch, home, and livelihood in immediate danger after Gentry's death. The family's financial recovery depends on receiving money from the colt's sale, allowing them to pay Darden what he is owed and retain the property.
Thomas Francis Murphy has 45 screen credits in a career dating back to 2008. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Dead River Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Sisters of the Plague, The Visitor, News of the World. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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