A fellow night school student who contributes to the class dynamics and successfully completes the GED program with Teddy's cohort.
Character with a brief but notable appearance in the sequel.
Dan is an algebra teacher and assistant basketball coach at Bishop Hayes. He helps introduce Jack Cunningham to the team and works alongside him as the players improve. When Jack arrives drunk and late to practice, Dan reports the situation to Father Edward Devine, contributing to Jack’s dismissal from the coaching job.
Martin is Wes Wilson's agent and encourages him to write a sequel to his successful first book. Wes initially dismisses that suggestion, but later discusses writing another book about his dangerous experiences, possibly presented as fiction. Martin is also present when Boone proposes a book about recipes for troubled couples.
Arthur works with Janet and is particularly skeptical of the apparently perfect happiness she shares with Tom. His suspicion establishes the social pressure surrounding their marriage, although the available events do not show him participating in the later couples' weekend.
The lead police detective investigating the pharmacy burglary. He interrogates June and Bill, explains the severity of the stolen controlled substances, and later arrests June and Owen.
Al Madrigal has 48 screen credits in a career dating back to 1996. Their work is anchored in the Stargirl Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include About a Boy, Night School, Morbius. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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