Marine who raises the flag, later killed in action before returning home.
Charlie Frost is Jack and Gabby's 11-year-old son, who is devastated after Jack dies. A magical harmonica brings Jack back through a snowman, allowing Charlie to reconnect with him. Jack helps Charlie overcome his grief, return to hockey, and accept their final separation.
Bruce Carter is the man living with Ellie Carter after her accident. When Ellie wakes frightened and attacks him, he calms her and explains that the accident caused her memory loss. He says her doctor expects her memories may return and has moved with her to an isolated home to support her recovery, where Alice Carter also lives.
The unstable technological prodigy behind KillWithMe.com, Owen seeks revenge on people he believes exploited his father's televised suicide and aims to prove that audiences are drawn to suffering. He becomes obsessed with Agent Jennifer Marsh, captures her in a death trap, and is fatally shot when she escapes and overpowers him.
Charles Lederer serves as the person who collects Herman's completed screenplay and delivers it to the studio. His action connects the isolated writing process in Victorville with the production machinery and the escalating dispute over the script's authorship.
Val Kozak is a member of Eddie Boyd's gang who resembles Eddie in facing the pressure of supporting a young wife and family. His personal life is complicated by an affair with Mary Mitchell, linking him to her need for affection while placing additional strain on the criminal group and his domestic responsibilities.
Augusten is the teenage central character, sent by his unstable mother to live under Dr. Finch's guardianship. He struggles with the Finch household, comes out to Natalie, begins a troubled relationship with Neil, and eventually leaves for New York to pursue writing.
Ten-year-old fifth grader and the story's protagonist. After his grandfather's death, he embarks on a personal quest to find God and understand life and death, guided by friends and teachers while navigating school life and bullying.
The group's driver suffering from schizophrenia. He experiences vivid nightmares and paranoia. After being locked in a mine cell, he escapes, triggers multiple deaths, and is revealed to be the future version warning his past self. He burns his medication and resets the causal loop.
Rebellious street racer protagonist sent to a small town after an illegal race accident. He attends high school, clashes with local racer Jake Kendall, and enters the NHRA High School Drags with his father's help. He ultimately wins the finals after Jake is injured in a crash.
Boston chef and protagonist who discovers his long-lost cousin Alexis. His investigation into family secrets uncovers a tragic past involving his father Ronald, uncle Josh, and their sister Rebecca. Torn between his girlfriend Cassie and his cousin, he ultimately confronts the buried trauma and reconciles with Cassie.
Joseph Burns is a documentary filmmaker struggling with unstable work, financial pressure, and growing anxiety about impending parenthood. He argues with Joanne Burns over their pregnancy, seeks employment through an interview with Doug Park, injures himself at home, and later buys mushrooms while increasingly withdrawn and unsettled.
Joseph Cross has 44 screen credits in a career dating back to 1990. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Born To Race Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Affection, Jack Frost, Running with Scissors. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
Related entry on Wikidata (Q1706810), public domain (CC0).
